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    How to Build a Mini Greenhouse Without Any Tools

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    How to Build a $17.50 Greenhouse Without Any Tools

    If you're an avid gardener, you already know the benefits of having a greenhouse in the winter. It allows you to keep growing things even when it's too cold outside, that way you can have fresh veggies and flowers all year long.

    I've talked to gardeners who say it would be nice to have a greenhouse, but they're too expensive. Well yea, if you insist on getting a large, walk-in greenhouse. But there's also such a thing as small greenhouses.

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    I say, settle for less. Get yourself a mini greenhouse so you can at least have a few veggies in the winter. You'd be surprised at what you can get for only a little bit of money.

    You can buy greenhouse kits online, but oftentimes you can find them for half as much at places like Big Lots, Dollar General, and Ollie's Bargain Outlet.

    In this video, Growing Your Greens shows off one of these kits and demonstrates how to set it up.

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      2 thoughts on “How to Build a Mini Greenhouse Without Any Tools”

      1. I live off grid in southern cali. And the ground is hard to grow anything but I need to start growing some foods what would be easier. For mentors grow and how can i protect it with 15 dogs. 10 being babies and 5 being the adults.

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        • Raised bed gardening. We use 2×4’s on the corners so I can put chicken wire around to keep the dogs out. We have 5 adult dogs and 5 pups, & 4 cats. In S Cali you will have to water a lot, though. My hubby is from San Fran and he says he would never move back. You may want to consider the Midwest, if moving is a possibility. We grown enough for ourselves and make a living selling the rest to a local restaurant.

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