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The deer and rabbits demolished my Coneflowers and black-eyed, susans. The deer also demolished a verbena, honey suckle and a trumpet vine. It was still summer, we had no drought, no fires and plenty of food all around. They also ate some of my clematis vines. As far as I'm concerned nothing is really deer and rabbit "proof".

definitely going with the Green House. I want an esticically pleasing structure. I wish it was larger. I will have to look into a custom build perhaps using the Costco as a model. Do you have any other design suggestions regarding functionality (shelving/tables/storage)?

3:00pm. Tacoma, Washington--Lady in Red -- I was sick last summer unable to walk. No one watered my garden and it looked like “Lady in Red” had died. But looking better, I think it has not completely died. This was the last Mother’s Day’s gift from my husband before he died this was 2007. Don’t know what to do for its survival. Help please 😢

Thanks for the video I love gardening and anyway I can save money with it!

My deer have eaten all the buds and younger leaves of my echinacea and black eyed susan. The rabbits like to eat the echinacea leaves as well as yarrow leaves. One of them (not sure if it is deer or rabbits but likely rabbits) have eaten all the leaves from my alliums down to the ground so I’ve lost several. Unfortunately deer and rabbits sometimes just adapt and something that is typically resistant is not the case for some areas like mine. The one thing they always seem to leave alone are anything in the mint family, foxgloves and peonies.

Thank you for this info.. I just saw the Costco greenhouse and was wondering about it.

If you live in the area with snakes problem then Costco greenhouse might become their resting or nesting place. They can get in through vents at night. The last thing you want to see in your greenhouse is a snake. The Amazon type hoop house is a nonsense. Too cold in winter and too hot and humid in Summer. I had one before with zero success despite being an avid gardener with years of experience.

They’re both nice. I would definitely purchase the hoop house because of the price.

You could staple or screw a frame of window screen to keep the misquotes out of your auto window. If the arm is in the way, you could make a screen box to go up around it.

Thanks for the info on the hoophouse....just bought it from Amazon. I had bought so many hoophouses in the past. They all had very flimsy thin metal legs and were all destroyed by wind. This King one looks thicker.

Harbor freight greenhouse for the win. 10'x12' for $900, currently on sale for $500.

I live in Florida and we have the King Hoop house. It's made it through two Hurricanes without issues! :)

Just found you. I hope your going to show us how the tree turned out

I bought a greenhouse from Vevor for $159. We raised it two feet so I could put tables along the sides. The tables were made by a large shipping crate cut in half. Added 4x4 legs and 2x4 supports. I love it.

Hello. From north georgia...starting most of these this weekend.. I hope! Thank you!. Im wondering which seeds I could sow in the laye fall and hope to see them as spring advances...

New Subscriber! Just found your channel. I have two hydrangea that were here when I moved here 22 years ago. One is the Mophead type, that the kind my Mom had, I love it. The other is that odd lacy kind. I don't really like the second one and I may try to dig it out. Some blackberry vines came up in them when I was healing from a car accident. So, digging one out might be the only way to get rid of the blackberries vines. Thank you!❤😊

When did you transplant them last year. Was it May when they started rooting, or did you wait awhile?

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Happy New Year! What is your favorite hydrangea? What will you be propagating this winter?

Do you heat your hoop house too? Also it looks like the ridge is leaking on your greenhouse. Have your husband install a ridge cap. They are like $20-30 at home depot and it just screws in to cover the joint at the ridge. I did the math on using solar and batteries for one of those heaters and its kind of expensive. Granted I have to have mine on high because Im heating a hoop house and the plastic walls (even with 2 layers of bubble wrap on them ) are terrible at holding heat once the sun goes down. The heater I have runs around 1200w so thats 1.2kwh per hour. If it has to run for 19hrs to stay above 60F in the greenhouse (as measured by my bluetooth thermometer) then thats 1.2x19 or 23kwh worth of battery just to run that little heater. Plus you cant run the batteries to below 20% if you have lithium iron phosphate batteries so that means you need almost 30kw worth of batteries to just run that little space heater. Then you need enough solar to charge 30kw worth of batteries in the limited winter solar daylight and that means you either need super high wattage panels or a ton of cheaper low wattage panels. I have 10.08kw worth of solar on my roof already so that part isnt so much of a problem for me but if you were just starting out and wanting to get enough solar panels you're looking at $20,000 just for the materials to get 10kw (which also may not be enough for you in NY since im in NC and get a little more sun than you do) worth of solar to charge the 30kw worth of batteries exclusively on solar. Oh and the batteries themselves are going to run you about $6k minimum for 2 outdoor rated 16kw batteries from ruixu. So me personally Im looking at things like black 55 gal water barrels for thermal mass, 2" foam board around the bottom 2ft, and maybe putting in my offset smoker to use a small fire for heat that wont cost THAT much to use. That or maybe a propane ventless heater... cause propane heaters also produce CO2 and water vapor so it will help the plants in that way too... but I either have to hook that propane heater up to my 500 gal tank or buy multiple 20-40gal tanks and refill those every few days to a week.

Love it. It's hard to pick. The green house is cute, but ya... pricey!

I that same hoop house. I love it. Other than putting the cover on, I put it up myself. I could've put the cover on myself though. Two people would have been better for sure.

Unless I missed it, how did you anchor your hoop house? I could see that blowing away in a good storm.

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grrenhouse is only for starting plants not growing a garden . hoop house is for a garden Those policarbonit panels turn yellow after awhile . I know I wanted awnings over my guest shed house I built in 2008 and decided I needed awnings over the windows and door to keep some of the sun overout in the summer months but let it in during the winter . But now it is yellow and ugly . I paid good money for that crap and it started to turn yellow after only 4 years and now is totally yellow pee color . I am building a hoop house like Texas prpper built and his video is on youtube . Cattle panel fence 20 dollars for each panel but warning it is hard to roll up to transport . I used bungee cord and the help of store employees and put them in my truck to bring home . 4x4 's and some 2x4's and plastic in a roll . Hinges for door Watch his video it is a great source for building it easy . I got some done but rain and cold creeped into VA so now on hold I looked at rural king bill and it came out to less than 100 dollars for panels , plastic roll 100 ft roll and hinges and and latch . Wood at lowes was so far 53.87 . I already had the 4x4's for the bottom from my carport build years ago .They were stored inm the basement . I also picked up at lowes free a bunch of solid pallets and a whole bunch of wood that they trhough out that is used to hold bundles of wood together with metal straps . I took some of the metal straps just in case I needed them . I had used those same wood pieces a couple of years ago to build a huge wishing well 2 pallets for the roof and the wood bundle holders for the sides . I am cheap and anything free is great for me .

This is so helpful , and so simple. thank you is so exciting to see the roots in a transparent container.I best to wait until the roots are longer, than short , they don't have enough strength t o hold on and they die. Gardenia plant are so expensive to buy, small plant, $ 25 .

The cover on the amazon hoop house will need changing after the first year, if you are prepared to do that you will be fine as long as you bury the excess 25cm which doubles the rigidity of the structure and is the key to withstanding high winds.

A caveat should be given: It all depends on where you live, the zone, the location, altitude, etc. Much of this is not true here in western Colorado and I'm sure, in other parts of the US.

Can you fertilize the plant in the winter, when it’s in the house????

You can call a structure whatever you want but it is not a greenhouse without a heat source!

Please go Native plants for butterflies and don't plant butterfly bushs...yes, they attract butterflies but do NOT feed them. No go for our environment, just trash plants.

I have the same “hoop house” now three years. I used parachute cord and “tied” it down to eye bolt driven into ground and zig zagged over roof as you would a traditional hoop house. It works great. I heat it in winter

You don't cut them back at all when you bring them inside before frost? I have several Sunpatiens in pots this year, and I was just going to move them into the basement. I had one white New Guinea but it never bloomed after the initial bloom when I purchased it. Several times I have had these things just suddenly wilt and die because of too much water/rain I think, so I was happy they did well this year. Do you cut them back in the spring before or after taking them back outside? Thank you.

I installed a 10x20 cheapie on Sunday and owned a collapsed GH on Monday- building a wood frame today;).

Pls could you suggest a good Npk ratio for slow release.Thank you

The costco house is so expensive, anyone who's bought it have to pretend they love it

Oh and limelight prime is great too ❤

I like the fire lights too. They start blooming real early and strong

I Paid £35 in the u.k for a 2 ft plant

Awesomeness, im now falling down the rabbit hole of tropical hibiscus, i have 14 different varieties and now I'm hooked on the cajun ones with all the grey tones in them. Thanks for sharing this. ❤❤

Did yo say "My husband and his handsome friend?" lol

That's gravel not river rock BTW

Too many negatives for that much money, but the design gives one ideas how to do their own.😢😢😢😮

I haven't purchased the Costco greenhouse but I did purchase a hoop house from Amazon. I live in Oklahoma. My hoop house survived the Spring, which means here, tornado season. But. In the middle of summer we had a wind event that is called a straight line wind which crumpled the frame. We had used those screw-in anchors and that prevented the hoop house from blowing away, which is why it crumpled instead. We had to cut it apart to remove it. So... if you live in a high wind area, like the central plains, make sure you get one that can withstand the wind.

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I just installed one of these at my house and love it! And yes, I was excited when I saw the roof vent open by itself! Looking forward to many years of usage.

I like the Costo greenhouse better but not the price!

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