Don't buy my greenhouse!

 Don't buy this greenhouse kit! I was excited to share with you all 

this little 6x4 greenhouse I ordered from Amazon and I blogged about it

two days ago, with the link and our progress setting up the foundation area.

Well here it sits looking all innocent, but let me say this was a very trying project.

There were a million parts with two million nuts and bolts and a poor set

of instructions.  But since we are accomplished DIYers I thought surely

we could handle this build.  However it took two days, all three of us 

on the job as it would blow over as you tried to build it.  And it wasn't even

that windy out....a few what the F's were tossed about, and since the instructions were

so bad, we had varying opinions on how to interpret them. Which meant for

heated family discussions or some of us running into the house to hide.

By nightfall it was mostly constructed, and we all agreed it was an awful project.

This morning hubby finished putting the door on and then it started.  The wind picked up.

 Around lunch time I noticed one of the panels was loose and about to go flying off....so I ran

outside with the duct tape and reattached the panel from the inside.  Not a great start!

We aren't sure if this thing will survive at all, but I had to get a blog post up quickly to say if

you were inspired to buy the same greenhouse we did from Amazon, well DON"T!!!

I heard from a friend via Instagram that she was pleased with her greenhouse kit

from Harborfreight. I will share the link but can't attest to it myself.

To check out her greenhouse kit click here; harborfreight greenhouse

This one is 6'x8', mine is 4'x6'.  Hubs said we should have just built a wooden

one from scratch, and maybe he is right...so if we ever end up moving to the lake,

after the Coronavirus dust settles, then maybe that is what we will do.

Stay home and stay safe!

To read part one of my greenhouse kit, click here.