porayhut Pop Up Greenhouse Cover Flower House,Pack of 2,Mini Gardening Plant Sunshine Room,Backyard PVC Cover for Cold Frost Protector Gardening Plants

This is a great Little greenhouse, and the second one that I have purchased. I do winter sowing of some plants , and this works wonderful for the in between winter and actual warm weather for the plants to be under .easy to put together and take apart good value for the money.

4/8/2025 - They are as advertised and quite easy to set up. Note: you will need to weight the edges down with something if the wind is more than a slight breeze. The included stakes will slide out of loose garden soil if the wind pulls them. So far, I'm very pleased that these are exactly as advertised and arrived on time before the predicted frost. The question is whether they work! I set them up this morning and tonight's frost is the test. Will update this review once I know whether my 4 inch jalapeno and tomato babies are ruined.

I used this tiny greenhouse to grow some medicine and carrots during the months of October and November. So far it has been doing great, I added a little heater and temp. control unit to keep it around 70°F during the night and a fan to circulate the air. The temperature stays between 70°F-80°F, and around 50% humidity during the day. Without the heater the temperature would drop down to 20°F. It keeps the frost and snow out. I also used tent pins to hold it down and covered the flap with gravel. The red ice chest is used to catch water and hold it down too. Gets windy in N.M, and it's still holding on... so far, so good...

I looked at several portable green houses but the feature that sold me on this one was it came with anchors to firmly hold it to the ground. Within a couple weeks of setting it up we got a wind that worried me, but it remained firmly in place. I also like that it had end vents as well as vents on one side. It protected my delicate plants during the wide temperature swings in the early spring. When it was time to put it away until next spring, all the plastic was still clear and not brittle. I would recommend it to others.

We built our raised beds using cedar fencing slats. Found this cover which fits perfectly. We left the covers on year round, however, this spring we went to open up the greenhouse on one of the raised beds and the zippers are not working, they came apart behind the zippers and it's very hard to get them back on track. In addition, once back on track it does not take much to have them come apart again. We purchase three, the second one is still in pretty good shape, we grew lettuce and greens all winter long. But the third one. the fabric on top ripped the length of the greenhouse making it useless for keeping late spring frosts from damaging plants. I left these out all year, so some of this is my fault. With that being said. I would have expected the covers to last much longer, even being left out, than they have lasted. We purchased these last spring, this spring two of the three are not usable due to the issues we are having. We did purchase another one this year for my father-in-law. I will make sure he understands he needs to remove or cover the cover to protect the cover. Which seems weird given it's a cover to protect something, should not have to protect something that was made to protect something else. Anyway, there are good and bad points for everything. Extending the growing season through winter was a nice plus.They need to replace the covers and/or provide an option to purchase replacement covers.

We like fresh lettuce and we grow a lot for as long as we can. Lettuce likes cool weather and can even withstand some light frost. However, a hard freeze will shut it down. This little "greenhouse" was easy to set up but did need some added anchoring to make sure it would not blow away. I added some longer spikes to the anchor points and then put heavy mulch all around the outside ground flap to keep wind from getting under. Now it is the second week of December and the lettuce in the garden is long gone. However, we are picking nice fresh lettuce from this little greenhouse. The only word of warning: make certain you open it up on warm, sunny days. If you don't the temperature will quickly go over 100 degrees F.

Where I live we have a abondance of small critters that would regularly eat everything in my garden. This has kept them away and allow my plants to flourish. We have had a unusual dry May. These have help to retain moisture, so I only needed to water every 2/3 days. An added bonus, they kept weed seeds out too. So, this is the least amount of weeding I have had to do. In fact, it has so far worked out so well I have been planning on expanding my garden next year & will add another tunnel for a total of 6. Hoping they will last for many years. Easy to ensemble and sturdy although before any storms I do add a find of tie down for strong winds.

It was easy to assemble and keep plants well during the freeze weather out door