Greenhouse panels

(A little nagging reminder...)Before you put the panels into the frame, it's really best (in my opinion) to modify the frame for strength (see previous section of this blog.) It's tempting to plan to make the modifications for strength later, but I know several people who had damage to their structure before they got around to adding the additional bracing. Once the panels are in, the wind resistance begins, and you're at risk. My advice is to strengthen the frame BEFORE you add the panels…

There are many reasons to choose polycarbonate for your greenhouse: it’s inexpensive, easy to work with, and flexible, not to mention it insulates better than

Browse through our brand-new greenhouses and gardening items online at Backyard Discovery today.

Tina and Joe worked together on this project, and they were able to finish it in about two days.

The first step is deciding where you want to possition the tunnel and how big you want to make it. The garden here runs North South with the house at the southern end. A line of tall conifers 35 fe…

Off Grid Solar Greenhouse We built an off grid solar greenhouse because we live in a cold climate. There has been snow fall that decimated our early plantings more years than not. It is also known to have early frost that ruined our crop before the first harvest. This makes it really hard to grow

PRICES MAY VARY. HEAVY DUTY MATERIAL: High quality polycarbonate material with light weight of 1.2kg/㎡, smash-proof, unbreakable. HIGH TRANSPARENCY: The clear and transparent panels allow gardeners to observe plant growth from out side. THERMO STABLE: polycarbonate panels can withstand temperature between -40℃~105℃, it keeps greenhouse temperature lower in summer and warm in winter. EASY TO CUT: You only need a hobby knife to be able to cut it to the size you want. Tip: Peel off protective…