Juliana Basic Greenhouse???

[madapostle]

Looking at putting in a small greenhouse. Been doing much reading and comparing. Came across the Juliana Basic 600 Greenhouse (6 x 10) and was wondering if anyone out there had any experience with these units (brand, model). There is not a lot of reviews but what I read says they are sturdy, which is very important to me. I am open to input. We live in Colorado Springs, CO. Wind and Snow! Trying to keep price under $1000!

Thank for the help!!!

 

[The Mama Chicken]

I don't know anything about the greenhouse. We're planning on building one out of recycled materials. Hopefully, someone else here can help you out.
But

 

[lesa]

To anyone thinking about making a greenhouse out of recycled windows... I highly recommend going to pinterest and searching the subject. You will surely be inspired. Everything from super simple, to extremely extravagant. Check it out! Welcome, madapostle!

 

[madapostle]

YEah, I have a ton of idea's from Pinterest. But in this application, I am more apt to use a commercially available model. And Kevin, thanks for the input but that was not my question.

 

[Southern Gardener]

I considered getting this greenhouse before I found the one I have at Harbor Freight Tools. There are others on this board that have the same and they are very happy with them and you can't beat the cost.

The cost on the Juliana was a little too much for me. Here is mine.

 

[chris09]

Looking at putting in a small greenhouse. Been doing much reading and comparing. Came across the Juliana Basic 600 Greenhouse (6 x 10) and was wondering if anyone out there had any experience with these units (brand, model). There is not a lot of reviews but what I read says they are sturdy, which is very important to me. I am open to input. We live in Colorado Springs, CO. Wind and Snow! Trying to keep price under $1000!

Thank for the help!!!

http://www.littlegreenhouse.com/jul-basic-600.jpg

Why dont you try to create your own hydroponic garden on the roof of your building? Rooftop hydroponic gardening is becoming more and more popular nowadays. A hydroponic rooftop garden would be an excellent choice for you if you want to have a hassle free gardening experience. A balcony or roof deck can easily be used to grow your favorite fruits and vegetables throughout the year. Before you start your rooftop garden, it is important to have the roof checked to make sure it can support the added weight of a garden. To start rooftop hydroponic gardening, you should decide on what plants or herbs you want to grow and how many of each. Once you decide the amount of plants you want to grow, you need to get plastic containers or plastic tubes to grow your plants. Next, you need to cut holes in them to place your potted plants properly. You can either buy seedlings from market or grow your own seedlings.

Ref: http://www.hydroponicssystems.co/hydroponics-systems/rooftop-hydroponic-farming/

Are you going advertise your business in everyone of your posts?

Chris

 

[The Mama Chicken]

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Are you going advertise your business in everyone of your posts?

Chris

I had the same thought. It's annoying.

 

[chris09]

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Are you going advertise your business in everyone of your posts?

Chris

I had the same thought. It's annoying.

It's like having commercials on here.
They start out trying to help the OP but then they lead into the big sales pitch, kind of like a used car salesmen.

Chris

 

[madapostle]

I considered getting this greenhouse before I found the one I have at Harbor Freight Tools. There are others on this board that have the same and they are very happy with them and you can't beat the cost.

http://www.theeasygarden.com/forum/uploads/4898_hpim2103.jpg

The cost on the Juliana was a little too much for me. Here is mine.

Yes true...but I have heard bad things about the durability of the Harbor Freight unit. That it does not hold up in wind. We can get gusts up to 70 mph around here and I cant have the GH flyin away in the wind!

Thanks for your pic though. Can I ask, how well do the panels fit and are the panels double wall poly like the pic below?

 

[Southern Gardener]

I can't see your picture, but no, I haven't had 70 mph winds here lately. The panels fit fine but I did order more clips - I don't think they give you enough.