Outsunny 6 x 10ft Polycarbonate Greenhouse, Large Walk-In Green House with Slide Door and Window, Garden Plants Grow House with Aluminium Frame and Foundation

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Depending on the size and layout of your garden, you may find that one style makes more sense than the others, so it’s good to have an idea about what’s available on the market. The plastic cover greenhouses are perfect for indoor growing or to protect your plants from mild weather conditions. If you want to raise the temperature a couple of degrees and keep insects away, this budget friendly option is perfect for you. It’s also a great way to help seedlings germinate, when your plants start growing you can move them out of the greenhouse.

Constructed with an aluminium-alloy frame, tightly corrugated polycarbonate board panels, and a galvanised-steel base, it shares a lot of design characteristics with the other greenhouses featured in this list. There’s also a sliding door and a window for ventilation. STABLE STRUCTURE: Strong base to provide this sun room for plants stability and durability. Four stakes included to pin into the ground. The frame is made from rust-proof aluminium and the polycarbonate panels are shatter-proof. They’re also corrugated, allowing light to diffuse as it enters the greenhouse.

The construction is a little challenging, and may take 1 – 2 days depending on existing DIY knowledge. Although the instructions are relatively basic, they aren’t difficult to interpret, it just takes some patience to understand the steps. If you’re after a large greenhouse, the Palram Harmony Polycarbonate Greenhouse measures 6 x 8 ft (1.83 x 2.44 m) with plenty of space for shelves, flowerpots and growbags. As long as it is properly anchored or secured to a foundation, customers have reported that this greenhouse can withstand storms and other turbulent weather. Lean-to greenhouses are perfect for smaller gardens, although they can work in any space. These take advantage of an existing wall in the garden, with one flat side that gets positioned against the wall. If positioned against the wall of the house, these greenhouses can benefit from some of the heat from the wall.

Complete with rain gutters and a roof window, there are many ways in which this greenhouse is designed to deal with different climates. Ventilation can be used in the summer, to regulate heat, or in the winter to stop lingering damp from causing problems.