Greenhouse Grow Tunnel

I love my greenhouse! This is only the 2nd year that I've tried growing vegetables in my garden, and this greenhouse is perfect for me. It was easy to put up on my own and is large enough for my modest sized vegetable plot. I shall use it for my seeds etc early next year and also to place any vulnerable potted plants in over the winter. I'm really pleased with it

I'm waiting to transplant my tomatoes into gro-bags and this seemed ideal for moving a few out of my greenhouse.It's fairly easy to assemble and it looks like it should be quite good but I have a number of concerns some of them price related.It's not as well made as it should be. The cover is not terribly robust nor particularly well seamed. If you decide to put it away for the winter (and who wouldn't) I'm not sure the cover will survive two seasons. The ties are useless, one end it is inside the cover and one end is outside. I have no confidence that the zippers will last one season.Regarding design, I'm not confident that only having openings on one side will make it easy to use the other side without doing your back in. So the final number of gro-bags might yet be reduced.As I write this review I realise that I'm less impressed than I first thought but three stars seems a bit harsh.

Great product,easy to set up ,and looks great in the garden .. neat and tidy

great product nice an sturdy only downside i would say is bending down its a bit off a strain on the back

Not going to last long but its ok for maybe a couple of season if stored away inbetweenBUT my big bug bear with all these type of poly greenhouses is the stupidly short ties it comes with,I can only assume that they are put together by people with tiny hands as the length of them are daft, also two ties are not enough, I would rather pay an extra couple of pounds & have more ties with more length

It was easy to assemble. It has made my grow bags a happy home. Would recommend.

This is a nice little product, easy to assemble and reasonably robust. But there are a few things you should know about these before you buy one. Firstly, you should fasten the frame down firmly. I use U-shaped tent pegs for this as I have them on soil. If you are planning to have it on a solid surface you could use grow-bags. Secondly, you should also secure the cover ends. Some people bury them. I use heavy stones, bricks, or roof tiles. Failure to take these two steps will result in the structure flying off! My third issue is saying these things protect from frost. I know to my cost they do not. They give excellent protection against wind, birds, and insects, but not against the cold. They are no substitute for a wood/glass or polycarbonate cold frame in this respect, so should not be used to 'Harden Off' plants.

So far very happy. Wanted a temporary structure until bedding plants set out and plan to take down for another years use. It has withstood the recent high winds well.