Greenhouse Replacement Cover-56" W x 56" D x 77" H

This greenhouse replacement cover is actually made of a better material than the original cover that came with the greenhouse I had ordered last year. The material is thicker and it has a fine checkered interlace of green thread throughout the entire cover. The interlace pattern acts as a layer of shade to prevent the plants from direct sunlight. Another thing I liked about this cover is the windows on each side of the greenhouse. It allows for ventilation inside the greenhouse. One last thing... the zipper used for the front door is noticeably more heavy duty than my previous. I highly recommend this cover for anyone looking for a replacement to their greenhouse of similar dimension!!

I like this greenhouse because it portable and it comes with everything you need to set it up. I also like that if you need a replacement cover it’s available here on amazon. When I set mine up I went the extra mile to create a base or floor for it. You don’t have to do this if you want. But for me I did because I wanted to use all the space available to include the floor. Simply, use rocks or 12x12 pavers to put on the floor and you have additional space for plants and it helps stabilize the green house even more. I just love my green house! I really do and I’m excited about having my plants early and having a protected place for them.

I bought this to help protect my dragonfruit plant during the winter months. It was easy to assemble, took around 1 and a half hours to complete. There were no missing parts. I chose not to use the provided anchors but used sand bags to hold it in place on the bottom bars. The shelves are lightweight so you shouldn't put too much weight on them. Right now it is a week from 2018 Halloween and plan to move it from the dragonfruit when winter is finally over and that will be 3 or 4 months from now. Overall so long as you don't use it for heavy planters/plants it should last a while.

With the reinforced plastic, the cover is sturdier than the original cover. The green is better for growth of plants as well but the roof portion of the cover doesn't line up with the frame of the roof.The tiedowns, to connect the cover to the frame could be a bit longer to tie a bow knot with.With it's shortcomings, the cover should be capable of handling wind as well as extreme hot and cold temperatures that shortened the life of the original clear plastic cover.

I love this little greenhouse My orchids do too. They go inside along with a small heater for the winter. It’s easy to manage during the day I open it up and then it’s closed at night

It does not seem to fit my old greenhouse frame perfectly, but it's close enough! It did not come off or blow away during high winds twice so far. It is working great.

Easy to assemble (like a tent, almost)Rods are stable (held up on our top floor terrace)Relatively durable (it's clear plastic after all, prolly not as durable as plexiglass, but the compactness and price are worth the trade off)Compact (came in a pretty small box and once we deconstruct, should be able to put back in that box for storage over summer)Most importantly, keeps plants warm (you can see from the condensation in pix that it's much warmer in there than outside)Bonus: since it keeps the moisture in, we don't have to water the plants as much!

Well what can I say I had high expectations for this item to have the same quality as the ogrow cover, boy was I mistaken. The zipper broke on the first zip. As I try to put the zipper back on, which has not be accomplished due to the fabric holding the zipper disintegrating. Then the front flap ripped from the side stitching what a waste of money. Conclusion of the story buy an ogrow cover and thank me later.