Greenhouses That Wow: Cheap, Lean And DIY!
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Published 2016-10-14
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Looking for cost-effective, space-efficient, and DIY greenhouse solutions? Your search ends here! Join Curtis Stone as he dives into the world of cheap, lean, and do-it-yourself greenhouses!
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About Curtis Stone:
Curtis is one of the world’s most highly sought-after small farming educators. His book, The Urban Farmer, offers a new way to think about farming𑁋 one where quality of life and profitability coexist. Today, Curtis spends most of his time building his 40-acre off-grid homestead in British Columbia. He leverages his relationships with other experts to bring diverse content into the homes of gardeners and aspiring small farmers from around the world. Learn more at FromTheField.TV.
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All Comments (21)
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I really appreciate you making these videos. I'm just getting into raising and selling produce this year. I FINALLY got access to a significant amount of land, and I'm going big. I've been watching your videos for a couple weeks now and they're incredibly helpful. Keep up the good work Bud!
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You make it sound so simple :) This looks like a great option for a first greenhouse.
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Thank you for everything, love learning from my gardening YouTube sharing friends.
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A good suggestion for the top beam would be to use U bolts. You can drill two holes in the board and run the U bolt over the top rail hoop. It would be smooth for the plastic as well with out having to drill into the top rail. I love your videos, and am modeling my farm after yours as well. God bless!
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we use the gray 'plastic' electric conduit for ours - less expensive, no rust, female/male ends to extend length which in the end gives you taller/wider tunnels - thanks for sharing - surely appreciate it :)
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A GREENHOUSE IS KEY FOR ANY HOMESTEAD :-) Thanks for sharing
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Curtis, Oh boy, I have been waiting for this!! Thank you so much. I happen to have just finished my skeleton today, and will be building the door frames and the roll up sides as well. Super helpful. You will have infected another backyard with a greenhouse! 15ft for mine, just for fun. Who knows, scale it up down the road. Keep on pushing.
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Love your vids Curtis, ordered your book last night and am really looking forward to checking it out.
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Thanks for the breakdown, Curtis!
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No power, No water, No taxes. Perfect!
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thanks Curtis for another great video- such a succinct explanation of polytunnel construction, greatly appreciated.
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Thanks Curtis, just what I was looking for.
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In heavy snow load areas, poles can be used to brace up ridge pole.
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Thanks for this video. It was helpful, now I have a bit more info to finish up my cattle panel hoop house.
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this is very helpful thank you!
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This is so cool, thanks for the details and ideas
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Very cool of you to share all this great info. Thanks.
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Very inspiring. We can share our country experiences
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Have to take notes!
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I like using fence 1 3/8" top rail too for the arches, ridge pole and purlins, but the latter two are easier to connected to the arches with cross connecters obtainable from Johnny's Select Seeds and other suppliers.
