Check facebook and Craigslist for one, or either the scraps you need to build one like old widows. If you're lucky someone will give an old one away for free on the condition that you remove it for them. You can also make smaller hot boxes using pvc and plastic sheeting for cheap.
You sure there's nothing you cant grow in winter though? I live in zone 7 and there are still several options to grow through winter; kale, carrots, onions, garlic, etc. Most brassicas can tolerate snow.
You sure there's nothing you cant grow in winter though? I live in zone 7 and there are still several options to grow through winter; kale, carrots, onions, garlic, etc. Most brassicas can tolerate snow.
A green house only makes sense in areas with long winters, or to lengthen grow season by a couple months. I would not utilize a green house in any warm climate with short, mild winters.
I would just build something like this guy did: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/HElTTCsr5g0
Just 2x4's and the clear wave patterned roof panels. I've done something similar but used aluminum studs and this same paneling to repair a pre-existing green house.
https://www.lowes.com/pl/roofing/roof-panels-accessories/roof-panels/clear/
yep, greenhouses aren't magic, if you want to use them as magic you've got to have a plan to make way more than you'll use heating them up. i know people here in Romania love starting tomatoes early using heated greenhouses (with literal wood fires if they have to) so they can be first on market with 6x the normal, later price.