Upright Coldframe

The Growhouse Upright Coldframe

The upright coldframe from Growhouse has 2 options. As standard it comes without a back so can be affixed to a south facing garden or house wall. Alternatively the coldframe can be purchased with an integral solid Cedar back allowing it to be placed against a fence, hedge or even in the middle of the patio.

The upright cold frame is essentially a mini greenhouse which would sit comfortably on a patio or terrace. Often used where there is not enough space to accommodate a greenhouse but still the want for fresh summer salads, herbs or vegetables. The upright cold frame has a hinged lid for ventilation in the warmer months of the year. Whilst the cold frames are most productive in the summer they are by no means dormant in the winter gardening months. In the winter the cold frames can be used to over-winter pot plants and in the spring can be used to raise bedding plants, seeds and cuttings. In the summer gardening in the upright is a breeze - open the hinged lid to provide perfect summer ventilation

The generous height of the upright cold frame, measuring 4' 7", allows a greater flexibility for growing than a standard cold frame would allow. This cold frame is provided with two shelves that can be positioned at heights suitable for the plants you choose to grow. Like our greenhouse staging, the shelving in the upright is made from western red cedar and can be easily removed should you choose to grow taller plants.

The Upright Coldframe frame is delivered neatly boxed and in sections for easy self assembly.

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