Planta Greenhouses reviews from Quebec

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Orient the Openings East-West for Better Ventilation

Orient the Openings East-West for Better Ventilation

 

Saint-Apollinaire, Quebec
After a rainy summer like last year, I was able to get a good harvest of tomatoes and peppers in the greenhouse, while my outdoor plants mostly produced rotten fruits.
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I can even garden on rainy days

I can even garden on rainy days

 

Sainte-Françoise-de-Lotbinière, Quebec
It is a special, calm space. It allows me to grow things that I could hardly grow outside.
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Finishing our season in November

Finishing our season in November

 

Saint-Tite-des-Caps, Quebec
We have tomatoes and cucurbits (anything fragile in the cold) and eggplants.
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We produced over 100 kg of tomatoes

We produced over 100 kg of tomatoes

 

Sainte-Angèle-de-Mérici, Quebec
The greenhouse is extremely efficient and the yields are impressive.
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Enjoying vegetables in May

Enjoying vegetables in May

 

Québec City, Quebec
Weed control is easy, and fertilizers are not washed away by the rain.
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No more worries about bad weather

No more worries about bad weather

 

Blainville, Quebec
Our gardening experience went from 0 to 100!
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Now we can get red tomatoes before the frost

Now we can get red tomatoes before the frost

 

Lac-Édouard, Quebec
I don't need to worry in the winter about the wind and the amount of snow that we get.
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Extended growing season in zone 3

Extended growing season in zone 3

 

Sainte-Adèle, Quebec
The kids are learning a lot and are excited to eat veggies from the greenhouse.
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I added lights for the rainy days

I added lights for the rainy days

 

Quebec
I find the bell shape having more space to grow.
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Finally growing vegetables in Zone 3!

Finally growing vegetables in Zone 3!

 

Val-des-Lacs, Quebec
We've had very strong winds (125 MPH) that uprooted huge maple trees, but the greenhouse was unaffected.
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The most suitable for the Quebec winter

The most suitable for the Quebec winter

 

Sainte-Émélie-de-l'Énergie, Quebec
Tomatoes and peppers are a success this year.
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A Glimpse of Exotic Warmth

A Glimpse of Exotic Warmth

 

Saint-Alexandre-de-Kamouraska, Quebec
We can eat salad and tomatoes at least one month ealier!
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