Sungrow Urban

This is the second greenhouse kit I gave purchased. The first one was the sun grow 32 two or three years ago now. It went together way fast than the first time around. Still highly recommend watching or rewatching the instruction video series. This one took me 1 - 10 hour day to build the frame and about 2 - 8 hour days to assemble the wood base, fasten down, sheet, and band down. Some part do require 2-3 persons depending on how you're moving it the foundation.

Highly recommend this or any of the sungrow kits.

It was a late start to the growing season, but I managed to grow a variety of tomatoes, hot peppers, green peppers, and flowers. The installation took about 10 days, including some rain delays, and the builders did a great job—even finishing the interior before I started planting vegetables, flowers, and herbs.

Inside, I added calcite stones for flooring, a large growing bin, and solar string lights. I also used a fine misting hose for watering. I plan to add solar-powered fans to cool the greenhouse and an additional solar panel to heat it during the winter.

My Sungrow Urban greenhouse has already improved my gardening experience by extending my ability to grow year-round. I can now look out my back door and start planting seeds in winter. It’s exactly what I expected it to be—and I know I can expand it by ordering additional sections in the future.

Fresh produce, year-round. What’s not to love!

I installed my Planta Greenhouse in the garden, and it's my first greenhouse. Inside, I grow all my vegetable starts, peppers, herbs, and cold-weather greens—pretty much anything. It has completely improved my gardening experience. I can start getting tomatoes as early as late May or early June, and this year we were even able to harvest zucchini in November. Most winters, we’re able to grow greens all season long, and all of my starts perform much better when grown in the greenhouse.

Buying from Planta was easy. There were a few missing bolts, but they were replaced without issue. I’ve made a few DIY upgrades, including raised beds made from cut-down insulated restroom partitions with defects, and a drip irrigation system that’s filled by runoff from the greenhouse roof. My favorite thing about the greenhouse is that it can hold snow without any structural issues!

We installed our first greenhouse in 2022 and primarily use it to grow heat-loving crops like tomatoes (multiple varieties), sweet and hot peppers, cucumbers for pickling (and now an Armenian variety), eggplants, and herbs. For 2025, we plan to take it further by growing more crops, extending the season, and using the greenhouse for most of our seed starting.

Before purchasing the Planta Greenhouse, I had gardened in three different climates and zones across British Columbia. When my husband and I bought our first home, creating a garden from scratch was a dream—tree and stump removal included. The greenhouse was my top priority. It has truly extended the season and added a beautiful presence to our garden area.

I chose Planta after doing research and reading customer testimonials. From the moment I placed the order to the day the structure arrived, the Planta team was great to work with.

Our setup has evolved from open space and growing in buckets to adding garden beds, a raised drain floor, and a metal shelving unit we found that fit perfectly. In 2025, we plan to install a heater to help extend the season even further.

My favorite thing about the greenhouse is how it became such a meaningful space. When we built it in the spring, I didn’t know I was pregnant. After bringing our newborn home that winter, I found comfort just standing in the greenhouse for a few minutes a day, soaking up the sunlight. Two years later, my toddler and I spend hours there together—he helps…

I installed my first greenhouse, a Planta, in 2023—and it has quickly become one of the most valuable parts of my home. The way I use it shifts with the seasons, but it’s never idle. In winter, it’s my sanctuary: a tech-free retreat where I can recharge, get creative, and enjoy the sun and warmth. I overwinter a few plants and prep compost using a modular garden bed.

Come spring, the greenhouse gives me a head start on seeds like kale, broccoli, radishes, onions, amaranth, anise hyssop, and annual flowers like marigolds and zinnias. In the summer, it becomes a drying station for herbs like lemon thyme, peppermint, and anise. I even attempted to use it as a sauna—but it gets way too hot! In fall, I bring in plants to extend their season and prep the compost for winter again. Every season brings a new purpose, and every sunny winter day spent inside feels like a gift.

The greenhouse has transformed my gardening experience: extending my growing season, helping with composting, transplanting, seed starting, and so much more. Last year, I added a modular garden bed and incorporated Hügelkultur techniques for winter composting—one of my favorite DIY upgrades so far.

Customer service with Planta has been excellent from the start. And if I had to choose just one favorite feature? It’s the feeling of stepping inside on a sunny winter day, with snow piled outside, and being surrounded by bone-warming heat and brightness. Truly priceless.