Want to see my greenhouse?

[MoonShadows]

Well, I didn't say it was built just yet. It just arrived today...11 boxes, a little over 1000lbs. An 8 x 16 Sunshine Garden Mt. Rainier Greenhouse!

This second picture is of the 4 - 6"x6"'s I had cut at a local sawmill that will serve as my foundation. That sandy area is where we are going to put it. We used to have a pool there.

Here a link to what it will look like...eventually: http://www.greenthumbgreenhouses.com/hobby-greenhouses/sunshine-gardenhouse-mt-rainier/

 

[Carol Dee]

Very Nice.

 

[seedcorn]

Wait, you ask and before we get a chance to answer, you show it? Why ask. I'm offended!!!!!

Now you have to show pix after assembled....

 

[MoonShadows]

Plenty of pix to come.................

 

[Ridgerunner]

You can do so much with that in NE Pa. Anchor it down well and enjoy.

Those automatic vents are interesting. I don't know how reliable they are but something like that makes it a lot more useable. The only other question is do you need heat for those really cold nights?

Have you considered putting water inside? That might be real convenient.

 

[so lucky]

Ooh! I have greenhouse envy. I love the looks of it, kind of classic.

 

[Smart Red]

Now THAT was a silly question, @MoonShadows! Were you really expecting someone on TEG to say, "Naw, maybe later?"

I did expect to see more than cardboard boxes, but hey, that's what you got and that's what you had to share. My tiny, small, minuscule, wee, diminutive greenhouse came all in one box.

You are going to be so happy with that beautiful greenhouse! I, too, have greenhouse envy.

 

[PhilaGardener]

Looks like those boxes traveled well. We look forward to seeing pix as it goes up! This will be great fun for you!

 

[CrazyFeathers]

My greenhouse was made from all recycled materials except the plastic.
Moonshadows that is one nice looking green house, it appears you have a lot of work to do, but it will be a labor of love I'm sure.

 

[thistlebloom]

What a nice greenhouse! My equipment shed is 8x16 so I can visualize the space you'll have. I like the redwood framing. Will you be using it for starting only or will you grow in it during the season too?