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Collapsible Greenhouse

19 years ago

For Christmas, I got a collapsible greenhouse. The Wonderful Spouse put it up for me a couple of months ago. Although, this is more of a cold frame, not a real greanhouse, since I have no heat, electric or running water (unless I run 100' of hose up there), it has kept my plants safe from frosts.

Here are a couple of pics:

Right Side of Greenhouse

Left Side of Greenhouse.

Entire Greenhouse

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dcarch7 d c f l a s h 7 @ y a h o o . c o m
19 years ago
Have you seen my setup?
http://forums2.gardenweb.com/forums/load/strucs/msg0416124122376.html?15
A different concept in that the plants are actually in ground, so there is no transplanting shock, and no hardening needed. Mine tomato plant are all setting fruit already.

dcarch
bogie
Original Author
19 years ago
dcarch - You have a nice set up for your limited space. My vegetable garden is part of a snowmobile path, so I don't think anyone would be real happy if I set up something like that (not to mention that it doesn't have access to water or electricity either).

I should be able to start transplanting this weekend or next and everthing will be rolled up into a box that is something like 6" x 6" x 5', and stuck in a corner of the shed until next year.
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