Here's a couple of pics of my new portable greenhouse. The box it came in was smaller than I was expecting. It didn't seem like this would be a big greenhouse but once it was assembled, it was a very nice size. Setup was a snap. The greenhouse just sort of springs open like those play tunnels and houses that children have. There are some fiberglass rounds that fit into designed pouches that keep the greenhouse propped open. The base is anchored down with metal spikes that are hooked on the end. The top is anchored down with cords that are attached to anchored spikes. Yesterday, it was probably no more than 60ðF at the coast where I live but it was a toasty 88ðF in the greenhouse. I went out late morning today and the temp was 82ð. I think my tomatoes are going to be liking it! You can see the condensation forming on the walls after I put it up. It feels very tropical inside of it.

Do you mean store specific? Or that has icons for all the items? If you just mean written lists, any app that allows you to have several lists open at once would work, even the built in Notes app (that's what I mostly use). In Notes, create a note for each store and select that note to add an item to the list. If you want something of the sort, but more powerful, look under Productivity and Organization. Maybe something like Listaway or Evernote. The basic Reminders app lets you share your lists through the cloud. If you want to share lists with a partner, AnyList is a good choice. I'm pretty sure it allows multiple lists, but I think you could also use customized subheaders for the different stores. I haven't looked at it recently. It has organization by department within a list, with autofile, and does some high level tricks like recipe import. "Groceries" app is a little clunkier, but for sure does multiple lists, and has autofile and autocomplete, but I don't know if those will work on the hardware, et al. Pushpins includes offers from major stores. I used to have a great app for this that was for entertaining, but I can't remember the name, and I don't have my phone to look it up. There are errands managers. Errands To-Do List would work, but I think it's clunky, and I'd rather just use Notes, but it's the best one I've seen in this category. Some of the above also let you scan bar codes, but I find spelling it out is easier. I got Amazon Echo when it was first out to see if my folks would like it. It's not all that useful, really, but what I like enough to keep using it is that it has a shopping list function. You can be up to your elbows cooking, and tell it to put something on the shopping list. The list can be accessed from your phone or tablet (Fire or Apple, I think). It's just one list, but like having a kid around to write it down. :) It will also read back the list. :)

I can't ever remember what I need so I make a list and add to it by writing a text to myself and it goes to my phone. I can then look at it when I'm in the store and see what I need. I like it because I can look back at lists from several previous shopping trips to make sure I've gotten everything on the list. Since i shop so many different places, food co-op, fish market, wine store, grocery, organic foods grocery, TJ's, etc., this makes it easier for me to have it all in one place, so if the co-op is out of oatmeal, I can get it at the organic grocery and will remember to do so since it's on my list.

We have a master Costco list with all the items we normally buy there in the course of a year. It is grouped by meats, dairy, canned goods, frozen foods, etc... Multiple copies are on the fridge bulletin board, and whenever something is down to it's last container being opened, we just circle it on the list. Hubby grabs the topmost list when he heads to work and shops when coming home. If I forget an item or want extras not yet on the list -- I just text him my needs. We revamp the Costco list once a year as products or eating habits change. Works great for us. The list for another other stores is just a blank one where we write down items we get from Walmart or the local grocer. That list is used about once a month.