Harbor freight greenhouse

Building and Improving the Harbor Freight 6x8 Greenhouse: The 6x8 Harbor Freight greenhouse kit can be a true bargain with its $299 price tag and an always-available 20% off coupon making it the least expensive aluminum framed/polycarbonate paneled unit on the market. But the entry level cost b…

Do you want a greenhouse for your backyard or homestead? We bought this 6'x8' greenhouse kit - here is my review of the assembly process.

Building and Improving the Harbor Freight 6x8 Greenhouse: The 6x8 Harbor Freight greenhouse kit can be a true bargain with its $299 price tag and an always-available 20% off coupon making it the least expensive aluminum framed/polycarbonate paneled unit on the market. But the entry level cost b…

Let me proceed this by saying I am a horrible forum poster. But I am going to give this a go, to chronicle my new 10x12HFGH. I have wanted a greenhoing use...

Thread in the Greenhouses forum forum by Ecscuba: Now I have two (6 x 8) units. Unfortunately, we are still waiting on some parts my husband needs to comp...

This part will be a rambling list of things we've added to the greenhouse. It will probably never end. :-) Benches and Shelves I wanted a long bench on each side of the greenhouse, and several additional peninsula-style benches attached to the south bench. I was thinking of simple pine 2x4 frames with a hardware cloth top, but my husband’s design was much more graceful. They should provide lots of space for pots on top, and lots of free space underneath. They aren't movable, however, so I…

Building and Improving the Harbor Freight 6x8 Greenhouse: The 6x8 Harbor Freight greenhouse kit can be a true bargain with its $299 price tag and an always-available 20% off coupon making it the least expensive aluminum framed/polycarbonate paneled unit on the market. But the entry level cost b…

(A little nagging reminder...)Before you put the panels into the frame, it's really best (in my opinion) to modify the frame for strength (see previous section of this blog.) It's tempting to plan to make the modifications for strength later, but I know several people who had damage to their structure before they got around to adding the additional bracing. Once the panels are in, the wind resistance begins, and you're at risk. My advice is to strengthen the frame BEFORE you add the panels…

(A little nagging reminder...) Before you put the panels into the frame, it's really best (in my opinion) to modify the frame for strength ...