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These comments were
received a few years ago with the EasyGrow version1 |
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"The Morrow's
of Pennsylvania received an Easygrow with end walls that didn't
fit. After checking, it was confirmed the factory made a mistake.
When we notified the Morrows (just hours later) that we were
going to replace their defective 10' model immediately, their
neighbor J. Pounds was so impressed by the product and its
support, he decided to buy a 14' model that was delivered
along with the Morrow's replacement.
Thank you to the
Morrow's and Mr. Pounds for their patience and support."
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am totally delighted all the way around! The assembly was a
piece of cake .
How easy was the
assembly? Easy, with only a few minor hiccups.
I am using it for
mostly flowers. The temperature varies but I keep it above
60, and it has gone as high as 100. I am using propane to
heat and light it. A tank of propane cost $12.00 and lasts
for 50 hours.
Have had no problems
at all!
You could send
me a sign to put up on my fence. I live on Route 66 in Portland
and it is highly traveled! (Maybe second time buyer discount?)
I am beyond enjoying
it, I LOVE IT!
Michelle S., CT
A Very Happy Customer!
Easygrow 10x10
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| I really am enjoying it.
I have never had one before so this is all new to me. I have enjoyed
starting vegetables - tomatoes and peppers and some bulbs
and flowers. I have a small heater that I run when the outside
temp goes in the low 50's. It has a thermostat and works out
well. I'm not sure how it will work if I try to use the greenhouse
through winter months. In NC I figure I can use it into December
and start up again in Mar . I also have a small fan and with
the door open and all vents that cools it enough that the
plants don't get stressed. So far we have not had the hot
weather to test the fan. I am thinking I might need some of
the shade cloth in mid summer heat.
My husband bought 4 saw horses and wood planks to make
shelves. I keep the plants on these shelves and store my
supplies under them. I water with plastic jugs and of course
now am hauling dirt upstairs. Many of my plants are doing
very well and I have moved them to the outside part of the
roof. We currently are getting too much rain so I have moved
some back inside to keep them from over watering. I also
have two grow lights I leave on every other night to
encourage more growth.
Sincerely, Lynn M., NC
EasyGrow 10x10 #1886160
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Well to start my wife and I
love the greenhouse very much. We started very early and were
just trying to keep thing warm. Before I left I did put in a
fan, to cool it later when it started to warm up. We started
our crops for the garden to begin with, but the wife is using
it now to grow hanging plants. When I first received the green
house I didn't known too much about greenhouses or any thing
like that. It took over two months to get here from the time
I order it, but at that time we still had over two feet of snow
so I really didn't mind. I thought I did enough study on how
to get started but was I in for a big surprise. I started by
rotor tilling the area for the green house then I used a lawn
roller to flatten down the ground, then I used sand to level
the area, but I didn't pay enough attention to my leveling,
which I found out later how much this was a big mistake.
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Even though I have had a few problems with the
green house I still love it very much and would highly recommend
this product.. I have have a least 20 people stop and look at
the greenhouse, so I made up a sign and put your name and number
on it. Hope a few people will call. We have 50 and 60 mile per
wind storms here and the greenhouse is still as good as the day
I put it up. So I hope all my woes won't stop any one from
buying this products. I would also like to add a few more thing
which the greenhouse needs you will need a fans I am use just a
box fan at the present but I need to get better circulation in
the green house I still working on that. Also, to you dummies
like me, the door needs to be facing the west side or in that
general direction. So you can get better air flow most of the
time, my greenhouse is not, may have to move it to get this
better air flow. Well I hope this will help, and if you have any
thing that can help people like I would really appreciate the
help.
Thank you
William F., OH
EasyGrow 10x14
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| We had to wait to install our
greenhouse because of construction on our deck right next to
where we were going to install it. ...We placed a fan
in the greenhouse and the temp is about 75F, although we've
had so much rain that I don't really know what the temp. will
be once the sun is out all day and the outside temp is 80F.
We will hopefully be progating some rose cuttings this summer
and maybe also growing some vegetables that will enable us to
have things like tomatoes thru the early winter. I am including
some photographs-you can tell it is next to our deck -we did
that because it is th flattest place in the yard and it won't
get full sun until the afternoon.
Frank J. Van L., VA
EasyGrow 10x10 #4471
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