Quictent Greenhouse for Outdoors, Mini Quic-Setup Portable Flower Garden Plant Kit Outside, Heavy Duty Fiberglass Pop-up Frame and Durable Cover W/ Screen Window, 8.2x4.1x4.4 FT, Black

I've purchased a couple of these. Perfect portable greenhouse for those with limited space. I love the fact that the access flaps are on the side. Newer models access from the top, meaning you have to lean over and place your plants in, which is not good for my back. This greenhouse also has ventilation flaps on the ends that have a mesh screen that keeps aphids and other bugs out. The material is sturdy and durable. If there was one weakness, the tent poles with the elastic cord seem to last a few seasons but the metal joints will eventually weaken and break where they bend. All in all though, this greenhouse is superior to the cheap versions currently being offered. I was dismayed to find that this greenhouse is not currently available. I really hope they offer it again in the future. I still have an old one that I am thinking of putting together a PVC frame for.

Living in a Northeastern inner-city, winters can have deep snow, sleet, and frigid temperatures. We have a small concrete back yard with a raised bed for potted plants and small trees. In April of 2021 I did some advanced planning and did a lot of research on greenhouse options for winter protection. I selected the Quictent Mini for its perfect size, light weight, easy set-up, and durability. The large zippered openings provide front and back full access to the interior, and zippered ventilation screens provide excellent air circulation.It has a well thought out design that makes setup-up and use easy and productive. It's supported by two external folding fiberglass "tent poles" along with flexible "frame" components sewn into the fabric to maintain the shape.We're heading into our second winter using the Mini so I can confirm it easily survived a typical snowy, freezing winter and is ready for this coming season. To combat the cold I added a heater and WIFI enabled thermometer to control the temperature.The reasonable cost of the Mini paid for itself several times by preserving our investment in 25+ plants and trees. Almost all survived, and I used it for an early start for germinating seeds for this past spring and summer.This has been a five star purchase, and exceeded by their customer service. I wanted to have an extra set of poles on hand so I contacted customer support. The customer service agent was so good I have to mention Betty by name. Through a series of prompt and responsive emails, Betty ensured I ordered the right items, confirmed the payment process, provided shipping information, and kept me informed to after delivery. Betty provided a stellar level of performance that you hope for but rarely experience these days.I highly recommend the product, company, and it's employees.

I got this product for an unusual reason compared to most: I needed a greenhouse for my compost bins during New England winters (my compost bins freeze over in the winter making them useless and also hard to add to with frozen doors). I can put two of my tumbling compost bins inside this greenhouse and for almost all the entire winter the interior was not frozen (and often plants would grow green on the ground so I could continue harvest mint!). It really does the job, is light, and the strings help you secure it to the ground/fence posts/etc. so it doesn't fly away. Overall, I'm very happy wit this purchase and the price is great for the quality.There are three more things to keep in mind.First, assembly is not hard but not very intuitive. They have a video showing you the steps to assemble and disassemble and it is pretty good as a video goes, but you still need to spend a lot of time pausing the video many times to get it right. I managed to unfold/assemble the first time without any major problems but it took a lot of time and trying to understand what the video was showing as it is too fast in my opinion. Folding this back when spring came was really, really hard: again, there is the video, but it was impossible to do what was show in the video to fold it neatly back into a small pile. I managed to fold it into a big flat bundle so it was really easy to store in my shed. So beware of assembly/disassembly as it will be a bit time consuming. But it will work out in the end.Second, snow easily accumulates on the top. This is not the manufacturer's fault per se, but if they had made the angle of the room higher much less snow would accumulate. Snow accumulation leads to sagging. Anyways, when I would be shoveling the snow around my house, I would also shovel the snow off the top of this thing and then shake it. So if it snows a lot, you should really go and clean the top before the weight bends it out of shape.Third, customer service is great via the amazon chat/message function. They were responsive and helpful. I had a broken top beam during my second winter of using it (maybe too much snow bent it and I forgot to clean during one storm, maybe defect in the manufacture, hard to know). I explained to them the problem by message and uploaded images. They were helpful and sent me a replacement beam ASAP via fedex! The customer service person name "Rainy" was the one who helped me and Rainy was awesome.Rainy