Half price mini plastic greenhouses

mines up and all parts are there so thts a bonus to by the sound of thing lol     

I decided not to go for the bargain after all..... instead I am aiming to knock up a frame using the remains of my old conservatory roof cut into shorter panels. It was triple-wall polycarbonate and I'm hoping I can fix 4 sides and a roof together using some wire and string.

Elegant?  Maybe not but it'll do to protect something between now and the warmth.

not sure just wire and string will keep the heat in

It'll keep the pigeons out though....won't it

windy as hell here tonite.. and mines still up (at the min) but i did wack some wood over the bottom parts to hold it down a bit or it wud be off 

Cripes on a bike... 

Put mine up today, choosing the windiest day of course! Everything was fine until I tried to put the cover over the frame, at which point the whole thing turned into a large and unweildy kite!

I have used all the pegs, several bricks and tied the frame to the adjacent fence.

Here's hoping it is still standing when I go back to the plot... 

Also worth noting that the shelves don't quite fit to the frame, so they will need securing with twist ties or something. Still, not too bad for £20.

My solution for wind:

I have an old light-weight 3 tier plastic greenhouse. I use it to hold seed-trays of pricked out seedlings when the greenhouse is full later in the spring.

Wind was a problem!! 

I found 4 cup-hooks into a wall in pairs (2 either side) around the back edge of the greenhouse helped me secure two bungee chords (elasticised springy things used to hold luggage on car roof-racks or, in my case, on the bike trailer).

The springiness allows a bit of movement but the greenhouse isn’t damaged and stays in place where I put it. They are easy to remove so you can get to the inside when you want.

If you haven’t a convenient, sunny wall to use as an anchor I imagine it would work as well on a fence or a couple of fence posts erected for the purpose.

Just an idea that might help.