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Javi.xeneizeJavi.xeneize Posts: 167
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Hi

im planning to buy a small greenhouse for the very first time. I have around 2x4 meters to place it.

any recommendation on what to buy?

moreover I want to keep strawberries, tomatoes and peppers plants inside, plus growing any other veg (any advise will be welcome.

thanks!

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  • WilderbeastWilderbeast East YorkshirePosts: 1,410
    We are in the process of doing the same thing, I've found looking on the internet quite frustrating as you just can't see what your going to get. We've decided that as order times are so extended that we'll wait till next year and hopefully we can go view some in the flesh. The most common advice I've had of all gardener's is to go for as big as you can fit sensibly in the space you have 
  • nick615nick615 SW IrelandPosts: 1,246
    Obviously, I don't know your details, but planning and building your own is hugely satisfying, especially if, like me, you're not high on manual skills.  It can be done.
  • Javi.xeneizeJavi.xeneize Posts: 167
    Another thing I forgot to mention, I want it to be easy to unmount. This one looks ok to me

    Woodside Tomato Garden Growhouse/Greenhouse With Reinforced Cover & Frame https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B071JFCSGF/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_f3mpFbS154RB6
  • IlikeplantsIlikeplants W Mids Posts: 894
    Javi.xeneize said:
    Another thing I forgot to mention, I want it to be easy to unmount. This one looks ok to me

    Woodside Tomato Garden Growhouse/Greenhouse With Reinforced Cover & Frame https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B071JFCSGF/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_f3mpFbS154RB6
    Those things never work for me - unless you have a very sheltered position they only last one season. And when the wind broke it, not so easy to dismantle and reuse. I’m hoping for a greenhouse, sunroom combination one day.
  • wild edgeswild edges The north west of south east WalesPosts: 8,863
    It might help if you let us know your budget. There's plenty of similar sized greenhouse that are more sturdy but with those small ones trying to regulate the heat and humidity can be a nightmare. As someone said above: bigger is better when it comes to greenhouses. https://www.twowests.co.uk/collections/pest-control-38
    Tradition is just peer pressure from dead people
  • Javi.xeneizeJavi.xeneize Posts: 167
    Budget can be around £100, for me the main constrain is that i want it to be easy to unmount as it will only stay from october to march/april, i want to remove it during spring/summer
  • WilderbeastWilderbeast East YorkshirePosts: 1,410
    @Javi.xeneize think we were at crossed purposes with the area you quoted I thought you were after a bigger more permanent solution. 2mt X 4mt is not far off what I'm looking at 
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