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Author: Nancy Maltais

Category: GreenHouses

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Can't Afford New, Buy Used!

Someone somewhere will be selling a greenhouse they have outgrown or have become tired of. I think it is a good idea to browse around and see what is offered.

My first stop was to Green House Trade Industry On Line, where I clicked on Classified Ads, then Equipment http://www.greenhouse-bbs.com/clasequi.htm. There is alot of great stuff on this page. Scroll down, some is too big, but there are lots of good deals in here. The one big catch is, this page does not get updated as often as it should. You may write off to find the item has already been sold. Next I hopped to one of my favorite haunts at h2othouse. They have a section on used greenhouses for sale and a list of wanted to buy, http://www.h2othouse.com/html/used_greenhouses.html

Next, keep checking your local agricultural bulletins, newspapers and sheriff's auctions. These are likely places to find some good deals. The horticultural industry has a high failure rate therefore you are more than likely to find some auctions. You could get wild and post ads looking for a used greenhouse. Sometimes if people have not sold one after advertising a week or so, they give up. This also could motivate a seller who is still undecided.

Check out the bulletin boards at all your garden centers and Agway-type centers. It is a natural place to post used greenhouse equipment.

For you do-it-yourselfers, a hardware store or a fencing company going out of business might just offer you the deal of the century on pipe and connectors, which just happens to be the stuff greenhouses are made of. You can make a peaked top greenhouse with these, no bending needed. Just like playing with your old erector set. Rent a pipe bender if you want curved ribs.

My final idea is to place an ad in the search engines if you have a URL. There are pages and pages of free classified ads on the web, put an ad for a used greenhouse on them.

With a little persistence, you can find a great deal. I know, I have done it. Go and grow,

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