How to Build a 12 x 14 Hoop Greenhouse with Electricity for $300

The most innovative, functional Hoop Greenhouse Grow your own organic vegetables and enjoy fresh flowers late into the winter and early in the spring with your sturdy, homemade hoop greenhouse. This is a spacious sun room and greenhouse. 7 foot center ceilings and 168 square feet of floor area give you plenty of room to grow a huge abundance of veggies, fruits and flowers. Add to your growing space with hanging plants and tiered shelves. You can even grow small fruit trees inside! Start your seeds early for bumper crops, fully protected from early frosts or freezes Grow warm weather crops and flowers before winters over in the new year, and keep them growing well into the cold weather near the end of the year. Includes 37 clear, close-up photos of the step-by-step construction process Super sturdy with reinforced EMT. Proven to stand up to heavy snow and high winds Comes with complete Material Lists, Scale Drawings and Detailed Directions Easy directions and photos for building, leveling and squaring the base frame Includes detailed cut lists for lumber, pvc pipe and plastic sheeting Can be built by one person in a weekend or two people in a day No construction experience needed. Plans are clear, step-by-step, with lots of pictures. Few tools needed Lumber cuts are simple; or you can have them done for you at the lumber yard. spacious- 12 feet wide by 14 feet long (168 square feet) with a 7 foot center ceiling You can double the size by simply adding another hoop greenhouse butted up to the first Complete instructions to run electricity to the greenhouse for a space heater, or a fan for cooling if you like Includes details for turning to inexpensively turn it into a super insulated greenhouse for a year around garden Added Bonus It's even easier to disassemble and then reassemble, in case you want to move to a new house and take it with you, or relocate the greenhouse to a different location on your property. Want to know more? Scroll up to the upper left of the page and click on the Look Inside feature