Pop-Up Cylinder Greenhouse

This is a good idea but the poles keep coming out of their pouches so are of little use in keeping the greenhouse rigid. I have put one over my strawberry tower and as it is a snug fit it stays firmly in position in the high winds.The other one is over a shorter pot and is not so snug so I have had to put a weighted object on top to stop it moving about.The stakes are of little use, as they are not very long and anyway would have to be pulled out of the ground daily to enable 'hardening off'.However, my plants are enjoying being protected.I will let you know how my stitching up goes.

I,too, had to do modifications to this product. As the struts fall out, and the pegs don't keep it in the ground when it is windy, I found the best way was to support the 'greenhouse' by putting a long bamboo cane at each of the four quarters around it. ie at 12 o'clock, 3 o'clock, 6 o'clock and 9 o'clock. This stops it from rocking around. Also, there is no ventilation, so I cut a + in the top and let the flaps hang down. It now seems to work very well, and the spiral spring is so good it is self-supporting without the struts.

a good idea but the wind had us constantly running out to put a dustbin next to it. the stakes are not adequate,and no ventilation meant after a day out our tomato plants had shrivelled needs modification.

Great item in principle but not sturdy enough to withstand the wet British climate - the plastic has come away from the black canvas rim as a result of rainwater collecting on roof today. Disappointed.