Greenhouse kits, delivered across Canada
Grow your own food.No chemicals. No compromises.
A bolted steel-frame, polycarbonate greenhouse built to survive Canadian winters — so you can control exactly what does and doesn't touch your food, twelve months a year.
10-year
frame warranty
1mm galvanized
steel, bolted not welded
4 sizes
114–284 sq ft
Shipped
coast to coast in Canada
One glasshouse. Four sizes.
Same steel frame, same 10-year warranty, same twin-wall polycarbonate — sized for everything from a city backyard to a working homestead.
13'1" long
13' Glasshouse
114 sq ft · First-time growers & small urban lots
The easiest way to start. Enough room for salad greens, herbs, and a serious tomato habit — sized for a city backyard.
13'1" × 8'8" · 114 sq ft
19'8" long
20' Glasshouse
170 sq ft · Growing families & season-extension
Our best-selling size. Room to run a full four-season vegetable rotation and still have space for starts and cuttings.
19'8" × 8'8" · 170 sq ft
26'3" long
26' Glasshouse
227 sq ft · Serious home growers & year-round production
For the grower who's done rationing space. Zone it for propagation, production, and overwintering all at once.
26'3" × 8'8" · 227 sq ft
32'10" long
33' Glasshouse
284 sq ft · Acreage, multi-family households & small-scale market growers
Our largest kit — built for households that want real food independence, not a hobby project.
32'10" × 8'8" · 284 sq ft
Why we build these
Food independence starts with one controllable environment.
We build the tools for home growers to take back control of their food — clean, chemical-free, in a fully controllable environment. It starts with one greenhouse. It ends with diversified, resilient home agriculture — and eventually, growing without soil at all.
Read our mission →No pesticides
Full control over what touches your food.
No chemicals
Grow the way your grandparents did — on purpose.
Diversified
Vegetables, herbs, and starts, all in one space.
Soil-free, eventually
Built to grow into hydroponics down the line.
Growers across Canada
4.4 average from 20 reviewsTomatoes in March, in Ontario
“Okay so my husband thought I was nuts spending this much on a "hobby" but two seasons in and I am not exaggerating when I say I had tomato starts going by mid March. We got that huge February dump of snow and I kept going out there convinced it was going to cave in and it just... didn't. Frame hasn't moved an inch. Worth every penny, tell your husband I said so.”
Marianne T.
Ontario · Vegetable growing
Good starter size, docking a star for price
“We have a pretty tight urban lot so the 4m was really our only option and it fits nicely against the fence line. Doors are heavier than I expected which is honestly reassuring given the wind we get off the water. Only reason it's not 5 stars is I still think about the price more than I'd like to admit. Good product though.”
Priya S.
British Columbia · First-time grower, small lot
Exactly what we wanted
“We wanted a fully controlled space so we're not spraying anything on food we're feeding our kids, and this delivers on that completely. The doors on both ends make airflow so much easier to manage than I expected going in. I did a lot of research before buying and I'm glad I landed here.”
Aisha R.
Ontario · No-pesticide growing
Step one of a bigger plan
“This was step one in a longer-term plan for us to grow most of our own produce, which is why we went with the largest size instead of easing in - didn't want to outgrow it in a year or two and have to think about upgrading. Already planning a hydroponic corner for next season using the extra space along the back wall. If you're on the fence about going big, we don't regret it.”
Julie & Mark H.
Ontario · Diversified home agriculture
Your first harvest is a few bolts away.
Pick a size, and we'll walk you through the rest — from delivery to your first planting.
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