Is there anyway to alter the 6ft greenhouse to a 5ft greenhouse without negativily affecting the design/construction? I only have room for 5'3 wide
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Dear Anissa, Thank you for writing, and for your interest in our Palram Harmony Hobby Greenhouse. To be honest, we would not recommend resizing or retrofitting this product, due to the complexity of the design. There are many parts involved and other variables beyond our contol. You would be much better off buying a greenhouse sized small enough for the space you have. I hope this helps! Thanks for making Gardener's Supply your source for gardening products and information. Please let us know if we can help you with anything else. Sincerely, Darcy Customer Service
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Mine is mounted with the slats running horizontal in the greenhouse. I didn't try turning it vertical so I don't know. We're having 90* weather and it hasn't failed me yet...
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Not the way the shed is configured. You might be able to modify the front and rear walls to swap but the doors are "in" the front wall and the side panels are cut to work with that configuration. So, you could try after all since they made it one way, creative adjustments might work. Seems that would be a whole lot of work to accomplish what might be easier to just turn it around?
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Absolutely not! I would NOT waste my money on this greenhouse, again! It did not last even a month it is a piece of junk.Seams started to rip within a month
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It looks like there's a kit to add add'l 5" length to the legs, available on Amazon. I haven't purchased either yet, so can't recommend. But I noticed them and then saw your question, so thought I would mention.
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It doesn't install into the corner of my greenhouse. I have it just as the picture is
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You can move it assembled if your plan is to move the floor it is stand ing on. In other words, build it on a wooden platform and then lift the whole platform. If you try to lif just the greenhouse without the floor you have pretty good chance of damaging it. The walls are not structrually rigid enough for such a move. Maybe if you use bracing in lieu of a full floor that might work.
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I anchored mine down with heavy duty fence stakes from home depot and it withstands strong winds. The tiny stakes provided are laughable. The rest of the greenhouse is quite economical and functional.
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Unfortunately no. You can't change the height at all only extend the sides a little.
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I'm not aware of any adjustments. And there's no way a 5 gallon bucket will fit.
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The shelves are not big enough for taller plants. Short plants in smaller pots will work okay.
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The version I got was adjustable to 45inches from the ceiling. You have a few options.
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The panels are packed separately and I believe that you can configure them however you want to. With that said, you'd probably need to purchase two to get the configuration you want. However, as it shows, the back is plenty deep enough to plant tomatoes. I planted tomato plants in the back part and got a very nice harvest. Also you might consider using some of the smaller bush tomato plants as well. The first year I used these, I purchased four plant boxes and placed them corner to corner in a + shape leaving a large square area in the center. That configuration allowed for deep planting. I used plastic L shaped molding to put in the inside corners so that I wouldn't loose all of my dirt when watering. It worked out very nicely. If you can give me your e-mail address, a Facebook page, or a cell phone number I would send you a picture of what I did, if you'd like. I don't think they allow pictures on here, but I will look. If I can find a place I will post it there.
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I'm sorry, I haven't had the need to investigate that option. I just purchased my greenhouse this summer and love it but it would be nice to have a backup cover.
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I changed my canopy twice. It's tricky but as long as you have a ladder tall enough for the center it's doable. My whole canopy, frame and all was torn out by a storm even though it was bolted down to my deck. It was nice while it lasted!
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Hello, unfortunately mine did not get to be more than a foot tall. I was shipped well, and was very healthy. I brought mine indoors and is alive. This season I will place it against a reflective surface to get more rays. The botanical name is Ruttya fruticosa Lindau. And I do recommend it if you the room. It is listed for a 6x6' growth pattern. Full sun to light shade. I purchased it from Emerald Goddess Gardens. I will buy from them again. P.s. if we had an actual Summer last year I am sure it would 3 feet tall.
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Not sure but I learned something new this year that others might be interested in hearing about. I bought a small greenhouse cor $25 from home depot. I keep it inside by a sliding glass window and put a thermostat controled small heater. I planted seeds in jiffy pellets and in 4 days most were 1 inch tall. I probably wouldn't have believed it myself had I not seen it with my own eyes.