Simply Solar Greenhouses

We have had our greenhouse for six months and use it continuously. It's still going strong. It's wonderful for retirement. It keeps us busy.

William and Anna Brouwer
Manteca, California

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On November 28, 2007
funnyfarmer Advance, MO
wrote:

I really enjoy my greenhouse and the fact that it is a work horse that stands up to hail, rain and the winds in my area keep me happy. I do use weather stripping because at times we get really cold weather but I knew I would have to add heat at night when I bought it. I also like the fact that if necessary, I can move it.

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On December 4, 2005
MrGreenThumbs Tempe, AZ
wrote:

These are the best darn greenhouses we've ever owned. We have two. We keep them totally shaded here in the Arizona desert. The winter nights are down in the 20's some times and the summers up in the 110's. We grow the juiciest, most delicious fruits and vegetables we've ever tasted all year round. Tomatoes, melons, strawberries, squash, cucumbers, peppers, egg plant, carrots, beets, etc, etc. We love them. We even grow some herb too for cooking and baking and teas. Delicious. We've had other clumsy contraptions, do-it-yourself kits and such. All junk. This one's the best. It works like a charm. We believe that home grown is the only way to enjoy the best produce and our Solar Prism Greenhouses are the best investment in our family nutrition we've ever made. We like them a lot. We'll be getting a couple more of them soon.

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On March 21, 2005
gardendame Caldwell, ID
wrote:

I loved my Solar Prism Greenhouse. Been using other gardenhouses for years and this was by far the best. This is a greenhouse for gardeners that have lots of greenhouse experience or are willing to learn how to properly use a true hothouse. I shall be purchasing one for my new home, only larger. Fresh picked tomatoes, at Christmas, are yummy.

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Hi Larry,

It took me awhile to solve my technical difficulties, but finally I can send you another picture of my greenhouse.

The first picture I sent previously was taken after the plants had been in the greenhouse for 1 week on April 13.  The seedlings had been raised in a light garden in the house and were transplanted to 4" pots and placed in the greenhouse as soon as possible after it was delivered.

The new picture I'm attaching was taken 1 week after the first on April 20.  Both my husband and I are delighted with the results of this greenhouse.  The growth of the plants and their color are so healthy in spite of the fact that I have packed them in by using display shelving instead of normal greenhouse benches.  We have had temperature down to 16* and the greenhouse has not gone below 42* with 1 small heater and propagation mats on the shelves for the plants newly put into the greenhouse to help them adjust to the cooler nights.  Once they have grown a little, they are moved to higher shelves which do not have heating.  Cole crops that like cooler temperature are put on the higher shelves immediately.

As soon as I took the picture on the 20th, I started transferring plants to our large garden and large greenhouse.  They were immediately replaced by new seedlings again being transferred from my light garden.  All the plants seen in the first two pictures are now sold or planted for the summer in our own gardens.  That would be about 160 plants already transferred out by the time I had the new greenhouse for a month.  I currently have about 150 more that will probably be finished and sold in the next two to three weeks.  I don't sell my tomato plants small.  I like them to be 12" to 18" so they have a sturdy start before handing them off.

Again, I want to express my appreciation for your product.  I can enthusiastically recommend it for anyone who needs a small size greenhouse and has low temperatures during the early season when it is so important to get the seedlings started.

Thanks again,
Charlene West