EAGLE PEAK 9x4 Portable Lean to Walk-in Greenhouse Instant Pop-up Greenhouse with Roll-Up Zipper Entry Doors and Side Windows, Green

I love this greenhouse as a first time grower of veggies in a contained space! My adventure began in late September as I wanted to test "cool weather" growth in my area of North Alabama. The instructions that were enclosed with the parts of the greenhouse need a lot of work and updating. My son and I wasted a whole day trying to figure out and setup. After several frustrating hours I emailed customer support for the company and they emailed me back a WONDERFUL set of instructions that worked perfectly. The next day within 4 hours we had the greenhouse put together, tied down and my plant containers had been well soaked in anticipation of planting seed the next day. It was a breeze once we had a good set of instructions to follow. My greenhouse is sitting on my deck and my house provides some coverage on two sides. It is the perfect size and currenly holds (4) 50 gal containers. I have a bluetooth thermometer that constantly monitors the temp inside the greenhouse and a radiating heater made specifically for greenhouses that does a wonderful job of keeping the temp inside from 45 to 57 temp depending upon the outside temperatures. We have already had low 20's at night this winter so a heater is necessary. I wanted to plant cool weather veggies to see how things would go at this time of year so I planted green leaf lettucce, scallions and cucumbers that are staked and they run up my stakes instead of along the ground. We've had lettucce and cukes so far from the "garden" and they were yummy! The greenhouse cover does a great job of letting "good sunlight" in while keeping the moisture out. You want to do this so that you can control how much water your plants are getting daily. I water every other day and so far so good with no fungus or mold or bugs. The "house" has a zippered door at each end that can be opened and tied back to allow good air flow and sunshine in. There is also a "window" that is made from the covering material and a built in "window screen" that keeps bugs out but allows airflow when the outside window is raised and tied up. I have one suggestion for the manufacturer that would make this greenhouse PERFECT. The current velcro closures are sewn down in the covering to create a way to close the window. Currently there were 5 closures and for the size of the window, it is not enough to actually allow the window to function as it needs to when closed. On the sides, there needs to be 2 strips on each side instead of 1. Along the bottom of the window there needs to be 5 strips instead of 3 (or better yet, add a long strip along the entire bottom of the window flap). I resolved this issue temporarily by purchasing my own self adhesive strips and adding them to the window. It is better than it was but next summer I plan to remove the covering and sew additional velcro strips around the window to make it perfect. I highly recommend this well functioning greenhouse! I tried to upload photos but it was a no go.