porayhut Pop Up Greenhouse Cover Flower House Mini Gardening Plant Flower Sunshine Room Room,Backyard PVC Greenhouse Cover for Cold Frost Protector Gardening Plants

I used this cover to protect my pepper and tomato plants when our temperatures went down to 30°F for about 4 hours last weekend. I have used it to keep the pepper and tomato plants warm when they were very small and the temperatures were going to be below 50°F overnight. PROS: (1) VERY EASY TO USE -- The covers open easily. Just pop it open, place over plants, zip up closure, stake the 4 corners and you are done. (2) LARGE -- The cover is big enough to cover many plants at one time, which is convenient. (3) STAKES INCLUDED -- The stakes help it stay in place on windy nights. I also use a brick or potted plant to hold it down, too. (4) WARMTH AND PROTECTION -- The interior is about 10°F warmer than the outside air. In my use, tomatoes and pepper survived 30°F. CONS: (1) The cover MUST be removed as soon as the sun comes up and temperatures will be above 38°F or so. I left them on until it was closer to 50°F and one pepper plant on the southeast corner was killed and 3 of the tomato plants were damaged. If you cannot remove the cover as temperature increases, cover the plants with a bedsheet before putting cover on to protect them from sun damage. (2) Tricky to fold up and doesn't fit back in the original pouch. It closes like an auto sunshield. It is ok that it doesn't fit in the pouch because when storing it after winter, I just hold it closed and tie string around it. Overall, I really like it and may buy more for next year.

Works perfect for the spot I needed,im able to fit a 4ft table inside.. Perfect size I'm very excited about this purchase. It comes compact in a carrying bag and setup took me less than 5 minutes. Great quality felt sturdy doesn't fall over and comes with stakes in case you'd like to secure to the ground.

Easy, quick setup, nice tall top so a 6'+ person and / or a tall banana plant doesn't need to bend over to go inside. Having owned several pop up greenhouses what generally destroys them over time is shrinkage of the material causing tress on the zippers so that they no longer will zip up. Too soon to tell for sure but this material looks like it won't shrink compared to other pop up greenhouses with thick, non-fiber reinforced panels. Comes with some spare parts even. The material is thin but strong which means depending on your winter you'll likely need a little heater inside at times and / or some plankets to drape over it on especially cold nights. Took forever to get to us but well worth the wait! One caveat though: after using this all winter, the corners are likely to tear with any significant wind and sometimes the top collapes downward. It's not the sturdiest pop up greenhouse so be sure you get the special repair tape that sells with it and don't count on this lasting more than one winter. Price is right, though.

This is my third pop-up greenhouse of this type in 10 years. Of the three, this was by far the easiest to put together. I did it easily without assistance in about 20 minutes although I did need a stepstool to tie the braces at the inside top of the greenhouse. At 5'4" I was too short so it is 7' tall in the center. This type of greenhouse has worked well for me. My previous versions lasted 4-5 years each so I am hoping this one will too. For context I live in the deep south, 70 miles from the gulf coast. We do not generally get snow but it can get cold (below 40 at night) for an extended period of time between late November and early February and can dip below freezing on multiple nights. Not good for less cold hardy perennials and tropicals, thus the need for a greenhouse. Please note that the temperature in these types of greenhouses will not stay above freezing without help. I have a small workshop utility heater rated for wet areas that I've used for the last ten years when the temperatures gets below freezing. It works like a charm to keep the temperature at 40-45F in the greenhouse. The heat does not bleed through the material. Haven't lost a plant yet. Last thing to know is that I have NEVER been able to re-fold one of these greenhouses back into a circle so it can go back into its bag for off-season storage. I'm sure it can be done, but I don't have the knack. We'll see with this one when I take it down, but I generally just make it flat and prop it up against the wall of the garage and put other things in front of it. So far this greenhouse seems to be as good as my previous ones. If something changes, I'll come back and update my review.

Very easy to put up by myself. It took 2 to move it, but that was more because of the area we put it in. We anchored the corners by tying the ropes to concrete blocks. Using this during the Florida winter where I need to keep my tropicals, that are in pots in the pool area, warmer due to cold (it was 27 this morning!) - works great - great size and height. The zippered door is great - it makes it easy to open during the sunny days to give the plants more light. We had no problem on windy days - it stayed in place. I would recommend.

Its not bad, BUT. Why it only contains three supporting rods? I don't know. It calls for six. Is it easy to set up? Yes, very very easy. But without the other rods it will be unstable. I had some dead sticks to prop it up the rest of the way. Seems a good value, as it's not easily tear-able, and seems like it will handle wind well. Fitting it into my somewhat narrow grow space was pretty easy, the frame has some give if your not an exact fit. I got it to cover my raised berry bed which is 8x4x4.

Worked very well so far

I should have opened this when I got it instead of waiting for spring weather. Now past the return window. Pretty sure this was an opened item and returned as there were extra pieces and the box was tapped all over. I didn't know that because it was inside another Amazon box. It absolutely will not stand up straight at all. Horrible product absolute junk,

This thing is actually pretty great -- I have a persimmon tree that doesn't care for the wind. The fruit has ripened beautifully under this very sturdy and affordable cover!

The design is very human

It’s a well made and useful cover. No frost yet so don’t know if the protection will suit. It is smaller than the measurements by about 10cm in each dimension.

Love it! Easy for an (ahem!) elderly lady. You need to duck to go in the door but can stand once inside.The little greenhouse works great! The zipper closes the door all round and the plastic is much sturdier than some kinds I’ve tried before.

Great little smoking shed when it’s raining and snowing. Perfect for sit- exactly what I wanted.