The greenhouse was originally 8' x 6' but this was just a little too big for where we wanted to site it (a small courtyard area to the rear of our property adjacent to an outhouse), so it was decided to reduce it to 6' x 6'.
frame went up quite quickly and easily; My Folks (who you may remember dismantled it) had labelled up each section of the frame to aid putting it back together again

so keen was he to get the thing up (and to stop me nagging about plants in the conservatory!), Cloddigger even worked for hours in the rain to fit the panes

greenhouse even came with a potting bench. Racking at the end was a mini-greenhouse of ours which provides welcome additional shelving

cucumber and tomatoes growing well. Cucumber is supported by eucalyptus branches lopped off said tree in our garden
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