Seven colors house Reinforced Portable Mini Greenhouse 35.4 x 70.8 x 39 inches Vegetable Plant Mini Arc Greenhouse with Clear Cover for Indoor or Outdoor Plants

We are very happy with this greenhouse. It protected our plants from the rain and strong winds. We got some ankle weights to anchor the base and it was effective. More importantly, it made our herb plants grow really well. Pictured above are the herb plants after they were placed in the greenhouse. There used to be a lot of brown and bald spots but now they are very lush. The only thing wrong with it is the sturdiness of the plastic cover. We noticed that after a windy afternoon, the plastic cover tore on the bottom corner. Hubby taped it and so far it is holding up. We will purchase a replacement if the plastic continues to tear.

I purchased two of these plant protectors in 2018 and we are still using them! They have protected the plants in MOST cases! There have been a couple of times of really extreme cold where some of the plants haven't made it, but that is not to be unexpected. The only thing I would advise is to make sure you weight them down or they will take flight when it gets really windy!

I ordered this in advance of seed starting season in NH. When I went to assemble to assemble it two connectors shattered. Initially I used duct tape to patch them. It worked. But…it’s been a cold April. I ended up taking the middle set of bars out and wrapped the cover underneath the frame - making it much more greenhouse-like. It holds the humidity better and is less prone to blowing over. I would have returned it if the time hadn’t run out and I wouldn’t buy it again.

I used this to get seedlings started a few weeks earlier (here in Connecticut).Liked it so much I ordered a second one to extend the season now on the other side - into the late fall.Plenty of vents you can open and close means you can control the temperature and humidity. Also makes it easy to water the plants inside. It's lightweight, so easy to pick it up off your plants and to put it back on as needed.Clear plastic means it let's in plenty of sunshine.The plastic did tear in a few places. I used duct tape to fix those sections. (That's why I give it 4, not 5 stars.)It's big enough to hold several window boxes and large containers.

This is a great little greenhouse and worked perfectly for our veggies and herbs before it warmed up this summer. My only complaint is that the zippers are a bit flimsy and both end window zippers broke. It’s fine because I like to allow a bit of fresh air into the greenhouse, but really cheap construction. Overall, happy considering the good price.

I'm running into the same issues others have mentioned. I should have listened.The cover is too short and the openings are too tall.It just happens to be a gale wind advisory in effect today when I assembled it. Wasnt hard. I tied the frame at the top center and two sides to a heavy duty spiral stake at the center to keep it from blowing away.. which works great. the problem is the cover is not long enough and there is no way to fasten it to the bottom of the frame, so there is a slight gap all round the bottom. the wind gets under that gap and lifts the cover (see second pic)There are 4 ties, one at each corner seam about 6" up from the bottom so you can tie to the verical uprights, which are pointless, since there is nothing to keep them from sliding up and down on the smooth pole. wind will lift the whole cover up until those ties hit the cross bar connection about 18" off the ground, so the cover doesnt get blown away, but it doesnt offer any protection in strong winds.The fact you can slide the whole cover up or down may not be the worst thing in the world because the openings are so tall I cant reach the ground even right at the edge (I'm 5'6" tall) and remember its 36" wide. the zippered panels are fine to vent it on hot days, but to work on anything inside it, you have to move it, or slide the cover up the frame.I thought of a bunch of ways to DIY a solution to this problem, but when I removed the cover I realized one of the corner pieces had snapped, so I'll be returning it. It lasted all of an hour..I found a different brand/style with the same dimensions with zippers that run the whole way from the bottom edge to the peak for easier access. To avoid a similar problem (possibly too short) I'll cut down each vertical by ~3 inches before I assemble it to make sure I have enough length to weigh down the sides and seal up the bottom. I may also sew some extra ties onto the seams so I can attach it to the frame at cross bars to provide extra stability/spread out the load on the seams.

I bought this little greenhouse to extend the season for my remaining vegetables once fall temperatures set in. It was very easy to assemble, surprisingly sturdy and looks quite nice. It protected my plants even when temperatures dropped into the lower ranges. I was very grateful for the prompt and responsive customer service when I inadvertently forgot to take steps to secure the greenhouse during a storm with near-hurricane-force winds. It blew across my yard and smashed into a wooden fence, breaking a few of the plastic joints (the clear plastic side and poles were fine). When I contacted the seller they immediately sent me new joints and followed up to make sure I had received them. The greenhouse survived other strong winds without breaking - it was the impact with the fence that caused the damage; in the future I'll make sure to secure it before a big storm.

This greenhouse is a perfect size to protect several of our outdoor plants during the winter months. It fits a 3-tiered stand to accommodate more plants.We have had it for 3 winters and the wind ripped 1 side this year. I would love to purchase a new cover since the frame is still good.