I have a Juliana compact 6.5. A HFGH 6X8, and 2 10X12 HFGH. The 2 10X12's are hooked together back to back to make one and I love it that way. It is pretty full at anytime of year. I gave about 70 orchids hanging from the top. If I had more room I would probably add another 10X12 HFGH to what I have. My husband says at lease they keep me out of his hair. I do all the work on them myself. When I put the 2 HFGH together he did help me hook them together. And I even got him to put electrical all through it, lights and all. So I spend a lot of time out there at night when it is cooler.

I have a homemade 12 x 24 for winter growing and spring seedlings, a homemade 11 x 30 for four season growing and a 22 x 48 from Rimol.

I have a 12 X 16 Cross Country, made by BC Greenhouses.

I have a 10 x 16 Cross Country Cape Cod by BC Greenhouses.

Harbor Freight 10x12 (braced and modified to stand our winds!) It houses my cacti and succulents year round.

I was just on the HF web site they were advertising an 8x10.
Is this a new item?

I have a 36 x 48 built by a local greenhouse company

10 x 12 HFGH Modified to withstand snow and wind...... LOL

Mines a homebrew and "still" a work in progress :)
Its just over 14ft in diameter and 9.5ft high.

I have a 6X8' HFGH and the Rion 8X16' GH. They're only used in the cold weather as all plants spend the summer outdoors. I also use them to start veggies in the spring.

I have a Rion 9x16. I keep the fruit trees in there through the summer for better control over watering, fertilizing, spraying, etc.

9 x 20 Rion used year round for cacti, succulents & me. : )

I have a Rion 8.5" x 16" that I use year round for orchids and winter shelter for tropicals.
I also start seeds there from time to time.

What would you choose for a high wind high heat area, a Rion 8x8x6 or the Harbor Freight 10x12? You all are scarring me with all the modifications that one would require, lol. Email me if you like in case I don't see the answers if you know something that I need to know about either of these. It will be my first green house and want to get the best one for the money. The Rion is 2 years old used for about the same price as a new Harbor frieght.

Well, I have only had my Rion for 3 years. So far it is holding up better than I actually expected. 70+ mph winds, lost no panels...good ice storm, held up great. Sun, wind, rain, snow, so far so good. The only damage it has ever gotten was a few small dents in a couple of the pannels, after a hail storm this year. Hail was marble sized. I thank God it wasn't golfball sized!

Ooh, I didn't think about hail. We get quite a bit of that too.

I have a 10 x 12 HFGH that is partially reinforced but presently missing 3 back panels. It's also a weed hut at the moment. but this spring it was a wonderful place to start all my veggie and herb seedlings and I'll be better prepared for winter this time around too :)

I have an Atlas 16x24

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I have both a HFGH and a Rion. For high winds I'd choose the Rion with a concrete foundation. Yet both have withstood a few nasty storms.

National Greenhouse Company, Grand Hideaway, 20 x 23, tempered glass, 2' brick kneewall. No troubles, despite 1" hail, winds high enough to tear the roof off of the pole barn in back.

Plantman that sure is a pretty picture....... Barb

I have a Lord and Burnham greenhouse that's obviously been around for a while, and still going strong. It was here when we bought the house, and I use it mostly in winter. It is 16x20.

Rose in IN

I have a 9x22 feet Smith's Pride modified A-frame greenhouse. I designed and built it myself. It withstood the 13 inch snow storm of March 13, 1993, the nearby F-5 tormado in April 1998, another bad storm which caused damage to houses across the street and other bad weather. It was originally 9x16 but I built a 6 foot addition. If you need a copy of the plans, I can send them to you. LMK.

Farmtek 20X20, home made 12X26, Janco 10X20 and Farmtek 26X36....so far

I have a HFGH 6x8, used year 'round for tropical plants and a pond too.

I have a Riga V 10X17 with the base foundation and two shelves.

Mine was bought at auction so no idea of the brand and is of typical hoophouse constuction. The unique thing about it is i cut down a second greenhouse and built it inside the other. The interior is 22 X 46. Exterior is 26 x 50.

I have a post above but want to add another. I now have 3 10X12 HFGH's built as one. So now I have lots of room with GH's and can not add anymore. Love every one of them. I have 90 to 100 orchids hanging from the top. To do that I had to put chains in the middle of each GH so it could not bow out. That's alot of weight in all the clay pots. If I had more room I would probly have more GH's.

DeBoers 30x96
Conley "Ranger" 30x48
B&K 5-bay 150x130
Stuppy "Rainbow" 6-bay 210x120 (not up yet)(anybody want one?)
Stuppy "Rainbow" 30x108 (not in use yet)