Posted by Gareth Edmondson on May 20, 2007, 3:57 pm
Hi,
My wife and I are looking at purchasing a greenhouse to replace the
potting shed we have had for a few years. We have grown veg in some
raised beds - some of which has been great, some of which has been terrible.
We have decided to purchase a greenhouse - but before I do wonder if
anyone has any advice on what to look for. From what we have been told,
we have been looking at Eden and Hills (here in the UK). That is based
on advice. Everyone here might have different advice.
Any advice on what to look for is welcome and appreciated,
Best wishes
Gareth Edmondson
Posted by Manelli Family on May 20, 2007, 6:16 pm
> Hi,
> My wife and I are looking at purchasing a greenhouse to replace the
> potting shed we have had for a few years. We have grown veg in some raised
> beds - some of which has been great, some of which has been terrible.
> We have decided to purchase a greenhouse - but before I do wonder if
> anyone has any advice on what to look for. From what we have been told, we
> have been looking at Eden and Hills (here in the UK). That is based on
> advice. Everyone here might have different advice.
Do you have Harbor Freight stores there? They carry two excellent
greenhouses for home growers. The 6 x 8' is only $300 and the 8 x 10' is
$600. Two can be joined for a large GH suitable to any family needs. This
site has an excellent forum for those needing information in Greenhouses:
http://forums2.gardenweb.com . We have both a 6x8' HFGH and an 8x16' Rion.
> Any advice on what to look for is welcome and appreciated,
> Best wishes
> Gareth Edmondson
Posted by Rick on May 22, 2007, 4:17 pm
>> Hi,
>>
>> My wife and I are looking at purchasing a greenhouse to replace the
>> potting shed we have had for a few years. We have grown veg in some raised
>> beds - some of which has been great, some of which has been terrible.
>>
>> We have decided to purchase a greenhouse - but before I do wonder if
>> anyone has any advice on what to look for. From what we have been told, we
>> have been looking at Eden and Hills (here in the UK). That is based on
>> advice. Everyone here might have different advice.
>Do you have Harbor Freight stores there? They carry two excellent
>greenhouses for home growers. The 6 x 8' is only $300 and the 8 x 10' is
>$600. Two can be joined for a large GH suitable to any family needs. This
>site has an excellent forum for those needing information in Greenhouses:
>http://forums2.gardenweb.com . We have both a 6x8' HFGH and an 8x16' Rion.
How do the panels on the HF greenhouse compare to the panels on the Rion? Are
they double wall for some insulation?
>>
>> Any advice on what to look for is welcome and appreciated,
>>
>> Best wishes
>>
>> Gareth Edmondson
Posted by Manelli Family on May 28, 2007, 10:45 pm
> How do the panels on the HF greenhouse compare to the panels on the Rion?
> Are
> they double wall for some insulation?
They're the same as far as we can see except the HF has UV protection on
both sides, the Rion on only one side. Yes, they're double wall. The HF
has an aluminum frame and the Rion a tough thick plastic frame.
Posted by Rick on May 29, 2007, 12:09 pm
>>
>> How do the panels on the HF greenhouse compare to the panels on the Rion?
>> Are
>> they double wall for some insulation?
>>
>They're the same as far as we can see except the HF has UV protection on
>both sides, the Rion on only one side. Yes, they're double wall. The HF
>has an aluminum frame and the Rion a tough thick plastic frame.
Thanks for the info. There just may be a HF in my future. I've looked at the
Rion's for several years, but the price tag is beyond the garden budget-
someday!
> My wife and I are looking at purchasing a greenhouse to replace the
> potting shed we have had for a few years. We have grown veg in some raised
> beds - some of which has been great, some of which has been terrible.
> We have decided to purchase a greenhouse - but before I do wonder if
> anyone has any advice on what to look for. From what we have been told, we
> have been looking at Eden and Hills (here in the UK). That is based on
> advice. Everyone here might have different advice.