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Walk-In Greenhouse-Indoor Outdoor With 12 Shelves by Home-Completeby Home-Complete(431)
$100
The Walk-In Greenhouse by Home-Complete is an essential for any home gardener! The 12 sturdy shelves provide plenty of room for plants, seeds, herbs, vegetables, or flowers, as well as gardening supplies. This versa ...Read More

vidaXL Greenhouse with Steel Foundation 48.4 ft² 10' Walk-In Plant Gardeningby vidaXL
SALE
$112$127
This spacious greenhouse can accommodate a considerable number of fruits, vegetables and plants. This plant house will be a great solution for protecting your plants against wind, rain, sunshine and bird damage. The ...Read More

Costway Double Box Garden Wooden Green House Frame Raised Plants Bed Protectionby CostwaySponsored
$106
This large, solid wooden greenhouse is perfect for extending your growing season and protecting your plants. Flowers in it can enjoy sunbathing and grow healthy in cloudy, in snowy or in other conditions. Feature wi ...Read More

vidaXL Outdoor Greenhouse Transparent Large Portable Gardening Plant Hot Houseby vidaXL(91)
SALE
$119$174
This greenhouse is ideal for both the new and experienced gardeners. It can accommodate a considerable number of plants, and is great for seeding and protecting your plants from the cold weather. The greenhouse has ...Read More

vidaXL Greenhouse with Steel Foundation 287.5 ft² 39.4' Walk-In Plant Gardenby vidaXL
SALE
$455$532
This spacious greenhouse can accommodate a considerable number of fruits, vegetables and plants. This plant house will be a great solution for protecting your plants against wind, rain, sunshine and bird damage. The ...Read More

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Costway Garden Portable Wooden Green House Cold Frame Raised Plants Protectionby Costway(1)Sponsored
$90$120
This portable, solid wooden greenhouse is perfect for extending your growing season and protecting your plants. Flowers in it can enjoy sunbathing and grow healthy in cloudy, in snowy or in other conditions. Feature ...Read More

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100% Reflective Mylar Hydroponic Grow Tent Non-Toxic Room Hutby Yescom(131)
SALE
$172$204
This is Brand New 118"x60"x78" Large Door Grow Tent with Improved Reflective Interior Mylar. With easy viewing window design, you do not need to go inside the tent to check on the plants. It is great for you to grow ...Read More

Patio Greenhouse Steel Frame Tear-resistant Cover 2-Shelf Garden Outdoorby vidaXL(236)
SALE
$105$118
This greenhouse can accommodate a high number of plants and flowers. It is ideal for both new and experienced gardeners. The greenhouse has a transparent green cover which allows sunlight to reach your plants and fl ...Read More

vidaXL Greenhouse Anthracite Galvanized Steel Garden Planter Building Houseby vidaXL(35)
$124
This spacious greenhouse can accommodate a considerable number of plants, which will be a great solution for protecting your plants from the cold weather. The top can be propped up for air circulation. Made of PC bo ...Read More
vidaXL 4 Shelves Greenhouse Portable Mini Walk In Outdoor Garden Green Houseby vidaXL(48)
$84
This greenhouse is perfect for growing plants and protecting them from bad weather. The greenhouse comes with a sturdy, powder-coated steel frame and a tear-resistant cover. The cover is made of durable UV-proof, fr ...Read More
Patio Outdoor 4 Lids Cold Frame Greenhouse Garden Plant Polycarbonate Aluminumby vidaXL(99)
SALE
$87$102
The cold frame makes it possible to start growing flowers and/or plants early in the year. The walls and the lids of the mini-greenhouse are made of polycarbonate. The cold frame has no floor and is simply placed ov ...Read More
Outdoor 2 Lids Cold Frame Mini Greenhouse Aluminum Frame Gardening Seed Starterby vidaXL(100)
SALE
$75$86
The cold frame makes it possible to start growing flowers and/or plants early in the year. The walls and the lids of the mini-greenhouse are made of polycarbonate. The cold frame has no floor and is simply placed ov ...Read More
Unique Coffee Table, Integrated Metal Frame With Thick Canyon Grey Wooden Topby Decor Love(1)Sponsored
$319
- Includes: one (1) Coffee table
- Dimensions: 23. 60” D x 43. 25” W x 16. 75” H
- This sleek, Coffee table is a ideal for any living room, Bedroom, or office. With the perfect industrial touch in the legs of this ...Read More
vidaXL Greenhouse with Steel Foundation 193.8 ft² 19.7' Walk-In Plant Gardenby vidaXL
SALE
$258$293
This spacious greenhouse can accommodate a considerable number of fruits, vegetables and plants. This plant house will be a great solution for protecting your plants against wind, rain, sunshine and bird damage. The ...Read More
8'x3'x3' Greenhouse Mini Portable Gardening Flower Plants Yard Hot House Tunnelby vidaXL(2)
$72
This greenhouse is ideal for both the new and experienced gardeners. It can accommodate a considerable number of plants, and is great for seeding, vegging or just for protecting your plants from the cold weather. Th ...Read More
Palram - Canopia Snap & Grow 6' Series Hobby Greenhouse - 6' x 12' Silverby Palram - Canopia(1)
$1,903
Description:
The Snap & Grow 6' x 16' Silver Hobby Greenhouse features the SmartLock connector system. Heavy duty aluminum frames assemble easily without a lot of hardware. Crystal-clear SnapGlas panels slide right ...Read More
vidaXL Greenhouse with Steel Foundation 145.3 ft² 14.8' Walk-In Plant Gardenby vidaXL
$230
This spacious greenhouse can accommodate a considerable number of fruits, vegetables and plants. This plant house will be a great solution for protecting your plants against wind, rain, sunshine and bird damage. The ...Read More
vidaXL Glass Greenhouse Anthracite 40.6" Aluminum Plant Nursery Houseby vidaXL
$590
Create a perfect space to propagate seeds and protect them from cold weather with this glass greenhouse. Made of aluminium and steel, this solid plant house is UV resistant and thermally insulated. The glass conserv ...Read More
Pure Garden 4 Tier Mini Greenhouse With Cover 27.5x19x63"by Pure Garden
$86
Protect your plants from frost, cold weather and pests with this Four Tier Portable Greenhouse from Pure Garden. Gives seeds, seedlings and young plants an early start. The stacked design is ideal for a small garden ...Read More
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Costway Portable Mini Walk In Outdoor 2 Tier 8 Shelves Greenhouseby Costway(3)Sponsored
$78$100
This portable, walk-in greenhouse is perfect for extending your growing season and protecting your plants. Flowers in it can enjoy sunbathing and grow healthy in cloudy, in snowy or in other conditions. In a word, t ...Read More
vidaXL Glass Greenhouse Anthracite 117.3" Aluminum Plant Nursery Houseby vidaXL
$1,146
Create a perfect space to propagate seeds and protect them from cold weather with this glass greenhouse. Made of aluminium and steel, this solid plant house is UV resistant and thermally insulated. The glass conserv ...Read More
vidaXL Glass Greenhouse Anthracite 78.9" Aluminum Plant Nursery Houseby vidaXL
$864
Create a perfect space to propagate seeds and protect them from cold weather with this glass greenhouse. Made of aluminium and steel, this solid plant house is UV resistant and thermally insulated. The glass conserv ...Read More
vidaXL Glass Greenhouse Anthracite 155.7" Aluminum Plant Nursery Houseby vidaXL
$1,429
Create a perfect space to propagate seeds and protect them from cold weather with this glass greenhouse. Made of aluminium and steel, this solid plant house is UV resistant and thermally insulated. The glass conserv ...Read More
Best Seller
Mini Greenhouse-4-Tier Indoor Outdoor Shelves by Home-Completeby Home-Complete(392)
$53$64
The Mini Greenhouse by Home-Complete is an essential for any home gardener! The 4 tiers of sturdy shelves can hold up to 24lbs. each, providing plenty of room for plants, seeds, herbs, vegetables, or flowers. Conven ...Read More
Pop-Up Frost Protection Greenhouseby Zenport(8)
$44$76
Zenport SH3240 Pop-Up Frost Protection Greenhouse for Small Shrubs, Trees, Bushes and PlantsRead More
vidaXL Greenhouse with Base Frame Anthracite Aluminum 87.9 ft? Garden Shedby vidaXL
SALE
$592$716
This spacious greenhouse has a capacity of 14,274 m³. It can accommodate a considerable number of plants, and will be a great solution for protecting your plants from the cold weather. Made of polycarbonate panels, ...Read More
Costway Portable Mini Walk In Outdoor 4 Shelves Greenhouseby CostwaySponsored
$45
The growth of flowers needs a stable environment. If you love your flowers and care about them, choose our greenhouse. This portable, walk-in greenhouse is perfect for plants protection and growth. Flowers in it can ...Read More
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6' Portable Pop-Up Greenhouseby Zenport(10)
$99
Zenport SH3240E 6-Foot Portable Pop-Up Greenhouse Protects Shrubs, Small Trees, Bushes, Plants, Garden from FrostRead More
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Mini Balcony Greenhouseby Zenport(9)
$31$48
Zenport SH3270-12.5 12-Inch Mini Balcony Greenhouse for Protected Patio, Balcony Plant Growing and GardeningRead More
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Pure Garden 3 Tier Mini Greenhouse with 3 Shelves 27.5x19x50 inchesby Pure Garden(26)
$47
Protect your plants from frost, cold weather and pests with this Three Tier Portable Greenhouse from Pure Garden. Gives seeds, seedlings and young plants an early start and extends the growing season. The stacked d ...Read More
Best Seller
vidaXL Greenhouse with Steel Foundation 290.6 ft² 29.5' Walk-In Plant Gardenby vidaXL(1)
SALE
$356$404
This spacious greenhouse can accommodate a considerable number of fruits, vegetables and plants. This plant house will be a great solution for protecting your plants against wind, rain, sunshine and bird damage. The ...Read More
Best Seller
Pure Garden 4 Tier Mini Greenhouse with Cover 27.5 x 19 x 63 inchesby Pure Garden(196)
$51$81
Protect your plants from frost, cold weather and pests with this Four Tier Portable Greenhouse from Pure Garden. Gives seeds, seedlings and young plants an early start. The stacked design is ideal for a small garden ...Read More
Costway Portable Mini Walk In Outdoor 4 Tier 8 Shelves Greenhouseby Costway(54)Sponsored
$63
The growth of flowers needs a stable environment. If you love your flowers and care about them, choose our greenhouse. This portable, walk-in greenhouse is perfect for plants protection and growth. Flowers in it can ...Read More
Large Portable Greenhouse, 2 Side Windows and Roll Up Zippered Entry Doorby Decor Love
$289
- EASY SETUP: Innovative easy setup technology allows you to set up this greenhouse in seconds. Most collapsible greenhouses on the market have multi-piece frames, but pop-up greenhouse is ready straight out of the ...Read More
Yescom LAGarden 59"x59"x79" Grow Tent 600D Oxford Reflective Plant Horticultureby Yescom(18)
$127
Features:
- Wide Application - LAGarden 59"Lx59"Wx79"H Grow Tent can support LED, fluorescent, incandescent or HID grow light, large enough for holding 16 packs of 7 gallon planting bags, perfect for growing exotic ...Read More
If you’re an avid gardener or love picking your own fresh citrus straight from the tree, a greenhouse or orangerie is the perfect addition to your home. Adding one is a great way to prolong your growing season and protect your crops from the cold — not to mention, with an addition like a conservatory, you can try your hand at growing plants not native to your area. If daylight saving time or the long stretch of winter signals a drop in your mood, greenhouses can also provide a healthy lift in spirits by bringing the wonders of nature indoors. If all this sounds like a dream come true, here are a few more tips to keep you on the right track when purchasing a greenhouse:
Greenhouses come in a wide variety of sizes, so consider whether you’ll be using yours seasonally, year-round or simply as a sunny indoor space. Other things to keep in mind are your budget and available space. Many vendors offer kits or frames that come in a predetermined size, but many conservatory owners later discover they need more space than they originally anticipated. Upgrading to a larger size may be costlier than purchasing a larger orangerie or greenhouse to begin with, so thoroughly analyze how you plan to use your space. Don’t forget to consider how much headroom you’ll need, too. Many people forget to consider peak and eave (or sidewall) height, plus it’s worth noting that taller units are easier to ventilate and heat.
Generally, greenhouses come in glass or a variety of plastics. Here are some pros and cons of both to help you decide which is right for you:
• Glass: The more traditional greenhouse option, glass can be aesthetically pleasing. However, you’ll want to choose glass that’s double or triple strength to increase its heating efficiency and protect it from cracks. Glass is also the heaviest of your choices and doesn’t diffuse light very well. A conservatory or orangerie will most likely feature glazed walls and a roof; the difference between the two is that an orangerie typically has heavier joinery and a roof lantern surrounded by a plaster ceiling.
• Plastic: If you decide to go the plastic route, you’ll have the choice of fiberglass, polycarbonate and polyethylene film, all of which are shatterproof and resistant to damage from hail. Fiberglass retains heat more efficiently than glass and will transmit less heat into your building. However, it can be difficult to clean thanks to its corrugated form and the residue from its gel coat. Polycarbonate is durable and resistant and has the clarity of glass, but also requires several layers to reach the best quality. Polyethylene film is great for heat retention and seasonal needs, plus it’s easy to maintain. It does, however, have a relatively short life span, since it’s more prone to rips and tears than the other choices.
Again, your ventilation, heating and insulation all depend on how you plan to use your greenhouse. To begin your spring growing season early, extend your growing season into fall or provide winter protection for your plants, automatic ventilation and heating is the way to go. For colder climates or growing plants during the winter, you’ll also want to add an insulated covering. If you prefer to grow your plants year-round, be sure to tightly seal and insulate with light transmission. You’ll also want to add an active ventilation system and evaporative cooling system to control the heat during the summer.
Your choice of frame will again depend on what your greenhouse will be used for. Here are some helpful pros and cons for each type:
• Galvanized steel: Low in cost and high in strength, steel frames are durable and long lasting and require less framework, which decreases shadows. However, their polyethylene film will eventually wear off and likely rust.
• Aluminum: Easy to maintain yet slightly more expensive, aluminum is the longest-lasting frame choice due to the fact that it won’t rust, rot or break down from UV rays. However, it's not as strong as steel.
• Wood: Wood frames are attractive and lose little heat, although they may deteriorate easily in a damp unit. If you go the wood route, consider redwood or cedar since those woods are more resistant to elements and insects, and be sure to apply a sealant or stain for longevity.
• Plastic: Inexpensive and easy to install, plastic frames lose little heat yet tend to be weaker than other options. They can also deteriorate from too much exposure to UV rays.
First things first: Double check to make sure your property’s building codes will allow the construction of a greenhouse or orangerie. Certain zoning ordinances, deed restrictions and building codes may limit what you can build on your property. It’s also possible that you may need a building permit or that there will be restrictions on where you can place your new conservatory.
The location of your greenhouse will depend on how you plan to use it. If you’re planning on raising seedlings and transplants, you’ll want a location that receives partial shade. If partial shade isn’t available, a shade cloth can help control the amount of sunlight that reaches your plants. If you’d like to continue your growing season into the late fall and winter or grow your plants to maturity, you’ll need as much sunlight as possible — at least six hours per day. Try to position your unit so its ends are facing east and west to provide more heat gain in the winter.
As for conservatories or an orangerie, most added to the existing home or in a lean-to design. Still, you’ll want to consider how much shade and sun your new addition will receive. Citrus trees grow best with a warm and sunny southern or western exposure.
Find where to buy Greenhouses and get inspired with our curated ideas for Greenhouses to find the perfect item for every room in your home. With such a wide selection of Greenhouses for sale, from brands like ShelterLogic, Glitzhome, and AffordableVariety, you’re sure to find something that you’ll love. Shop from Greenhouses, like the Mini Greenhouse-4-Tier Indoor Outdoor Shelves by Home-Complete or the Costway Double Box Garden Wooden Green House Frame Raised Plants Bed Protection, while discovering new home products and designs. Whether you’re looking to buy Greenhouses online or get inspiration for your home, you’ll find just what you’re looking for on Houzz.
What size greenhouse or conservatory should I consider?
Greenhouses come in a wide variety of sizes, so consider whether you’ll be using yours seasonally, year-round or simply as a sunny indoor space. Other things to keep in mind are your budget and available space. Many vendors offer kits or frames that come in a predetermined size, but many conservatory owners later discover they need more space than they originally anticipated. Upgrading to a larger size may be costlier than purchasing a larger orangerie or greenhouse to begin with, so thoroughly analyze how you plan to use your space. Don’t forget to consider how much headroom you’ll need, too. Many people forget to consider peak and eave (or sidewall) height, plus it’s worth noting that taller units are easier to ventilate and heat.
What types of materials do greenhouses come in?
Generally, greenhouses come in glass or a variety of plastics. Here are some pros and cons of both to help you decide which is right for you:
• Glass: The more traditional greenhouse option, glass can be aesthetically pleasing. However, you’ll want to choose glass that’s double or triple strength to increase its heating efficiency and protect it from cracks. Glass is also the heaviest of your choices and doesn’t diffuse light very well. A conservatory or orangerie will most likely feature glazed walls and a roof; the difference between the two is that an orangerie typically has heavier joinery and a roof lantern surrounded by a plaster ceiling.
• Plastic: If you decide to go the plastic route, you’ll have the choice of fiberglass, polycarbonate and polyethylene film, all of which are shatterproof and resistant to damage from hail. Fiberglass retains heat more efficiently than glass and will transmit less heat into your building. However, it can be difficult to clean thanks to its corrugated form and the residue from its gel coat. Polycarbonate is durable and resistant and has the clarity of glass, but also requires several layers to reach the best quality. Polyethylene film is great for heat retention and seasonal needs, plus it’s easy to maintain. It does, however, have a relatively short life span, since it’s more prone to rips and tears than the other choices.
What type of ventilation, heating and insulation does my greenhouse need?
Again, your ventilation, heating and insulation all depend on how you plan to use your greenhouse. To begin your spring growing season early, extend your growing season into fall or provide winter protection for your plants, automatic ventilation and heating is the way to go. For colder climates or growing plants during the winter, you’ll also want to add an insulated covering. If you prefer to grow your plants year-round, be sure to tightly seal and insulate with light transmission. You’ll also want to add an active ventilation system and evaporative cooling system to control the heat during the summer.
What type of frames do greenhouses have?
Your choice of frame will again depend on what your greenhouse will be used for. Here are some helpful pros and cons for each type:
• Galvanized steel: Low in cost and high in strength, steel frames are durable and long lasting and require less framework, which decreases shadows. However, their polyethylene film will eventually wear off and likely rust.
• Aluminum: Easy to maintain yet slightly more expensive, aluminum is the longest-lasting frame choice due to the fact that it won’t rust, rot or break down from UV rays. However, it's not as strong as steel.
• Wood: Wood frames are attractive and lose little heat, although they may deteriorate easily in a damp unit. If you go the wood route, consider redwood or cedar since those woods are more resistant to elements and insects, and be sure to apply a sealant or stain for longevity.
• Plastic: Inexpensive and easy to install, plastic frames lose little heat yet tend to be weaker than other options. They can also deteriorate from too much exposure to UV rays.
Where should I build my greenhouse or orangerie?
First things first: Double check to make sure your property’s building codes will allow the construction of a greenhouse or orangerie. Certain zoning ordinances, deed restrictions and building codes may limit what you can build on your property. It’s also possible that you may need a building permit or that there will be restrictions on where you can place your new conservatory.
The location of your greenhouse will depend on how you plan to use it. If you’re planning on raising seedlings and transplants, you’ll want a location that receives partial shade. If partial shade isn’t available, a shade cloth can help control the amount of sunlight that reaches your plants. If you’d like to continue your growing season into the late fall and winter or grow your plants to maturity, you’ll need as much sunlight as possible — at least six hours per day. Try to position your unit so its ends are facing east and west to provide more heat gain in the winter.
As for conservatories or an orangerie, most added to the existing home or in a lean-to design. Still, you’ll want to consider how much shade and sun your new addition will receive. Citrus trees grow best with a warm and sunny southern or western exposure.
Find where to buy Greenhouses and get inspired with our curated ideas for Greenhouses to find the perfect item for every room in your home. With such a wide selection of Greenhouses for sale, from brands like ShelterLogic, Glitzhome, and AffordableVariety, you’re sure to find something that you’ll love. Shop from Greenhouses, like the Mini Greenhouse-4-Tier Indoor Outdoor Shelves by Home-Complete or the Costway Double Box Garden Wooden Green House Frame Raised Plants Bed Protection, while discovering new home products and designs. Whether you’re looking to buy Greenhouses online or get inspiration for your home, you’ll find just what you’re looking for on Houzz.