Topline Outdoor Mini Garden Greenhouse with Zipper Openings - 47 Inch

I love my new mini greenhouse with two zipper openings at the top! It is lightweight and sturdy. The snowy Kentucky winters (which always go below freezing) will be melted away in this little greenhouse. It is 47 inches by 24 inches wide. It is also 23 inches tall. It is perfect for my four little 12 inch planters. There is no floor/bottom to this greenhouse. I made one out of a plastic waterproof rug, and am very happy with it. This greenhouse has no anchors to keep it from blowing over if a large gust of wind comes through. Other than that, I recommend this mini greenhouse above any other. It works perfectly for a few little plants. It is lightweight, durable, very easy to put together, and it looks great!

Easy to put together, seems well made and worked like a charm for hardening off our seed starts. My only complaint would be that the plastic cover that goes over the frame doesn't seem to reach all the way to the bottom of the frame. Maybe this is by design and maybe I'm a dummy.

I use my greenhouse to protect tender seedlings from extreme temperatures, excessive rain, and critters.

This thing took me all of about 5 minutes to assemble in my kitchen before moving it to its intended location out on the deck. I planted some vegetables the next day and started seeing certain plants poke out of the soil within a couple of days. Needless to say, I am quite impressed. This is the edge my little "plant babies" have needed! Highly recommended! 🌱

I purchased this Topline greenhouse because of the price, and also purchased a similar model made by Gardenz (which was more expensive). The lesson learned is that you get what you pay for. The poles on this were thinner, so it doesn't feel as solid. Also, the clear cover did not fit well -- it was too tight and rode up on the frame so that there was an approximately 2" gap at the bottom. Contemplating whether to return it.

We planted our winter sowed lettuce early in our raised beds with this cold frame. And our lettuce is already big enough to use. Last year we barely got to eat the lettuce! Well worth the price! Easy to put together and take apart to store.

Looking for a place to grow herbs and cuttings and keep them moist and warm without having to deal with tucking up garbage bags over individual pots. This has a nice design with the zipper flaps up top for watering, and the size is very manageable. Price isn't bad either. Got it in a box with bags of the various connectors and aluminum pole parts....as well as one sheet of paper showing a finished product and where the parts are, but while it was for a green house it definitely wasn't this one. So, probably took 5 minutes to assemble using the Amazon pictures as a guide. Note - it is important to make sure you push the pipes into the connectors completely or you will end up having problems with your cover being stretched too much. Overall it is nice and very satisfied at this point. The cover just goes right over and has a small number of tie downs to help hold it down in the wind. UNFORTUNATELY, the cover is about 2 inches short in every direction from touching the ground (or even the top of the support poles). So that is a substantial issue - not only letting wind in to try and pull the whole thing over, but most importantly, to keep the humidity and heat in the greenhouse. Big FAIL.So, now I am troubleshooting and will likely use some velcro tape (although a little concerned about ripping this very uniquely shaped cover) or will be forced to dig a trench to sit this thing in so that the dirt will help create a true enclosure over the gap.Anyhow, otherwise very pleased, but that is a substantial gap in the core design.

I bought this last year to use over my bog garden. I live in an area where the weather gets a bit cold for the plants, but I thought I would give this a go just to help them not freeze through the winter. The plants are in containers, within containers, and the outer containers were sunk about 4" into garden dirt, this was then placed over them and gently pushed into the soil a bit. I did not tie this down, just constructed it and set it over the plants. This winter was far colder and we had much more snow than we have in the last several years, but this kept the plants from freezing. I lost only one small plant (out of 30+). The only difference that I see in it from last fall to this spring is that the sun bleached the green canvas on the seams just a little bit. There are no tears, no holes, it's in perfectly good shape to use again this winter. Very impressed.

I put this up in about 20 minutes, put my seeds inside (which I had already started) and spent about two hours hooking up the misting system and timer (bought on Amazon from another vendor). This is what I got when I returned from holiday three weeks later! This is easy to set up, seems to be of good quality with good zippers and has good ventilation with the side windows. I like it so much that I have bought a second one for the table next to it.