Homestead Glasshouse
Homestead Glasshouse

Greenhouses in Ontario, Canada

Built for Ontario winters, delivered to your door

From the Ottawa Valley to the Niagara Peninsula, Ontario's zone 5–7 climate means real snow load and real shoulder seasons. Our bolted steel frame and twin-wall polycarbonate are engineered for exactly that combination — not a mild-climate kit repackaged for a harder market.

Zone 5–7

engineered for Ontario snow & wind loads

10-year

frame warranty

4 sizes

114–284 sq ft

Delivered

province-wide, coast to coast

Sizes

Ontario growers

Tomatoes 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

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

love it

“Perfect for our small yard in Ottawa. That's really it, that's the review. Very happy.”

Elena F.

Ontario · Urban lot, herbs & greens

NIGHT AND DAY vs my old one

“Compared to the flimsy plastic pop-up frame we had before that collapsed under snow TWICE, this is a completely different category of product. Steel frame, thicker panels, doesn't flex in wind like the old one did. Should have upgraded years ago honestly.”

Kevin O.

Ontario · Experienced gardener, year-round

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

Update after 3 winters

“Leaving this as a follow-up review since most of the reviews on sites like this are from people who just unboxed the thing. I've had mine three winters now. Got burned by a cheap kit years back where the plastic went cloudy and brittle within a single season, so I was watching this one closely for the same thing. Hasn't happened. Still clear, still lets plenty of light through, no yellowing that I can see. That's really the whole review - it's held up, which is more than I can say for the last one.”

Bill R.

Ontario · Long-term owner

It's fine

“Does what it's supposed to do. Nothing about it wowed us but nothing failed either. Assembly instructions could be clearer in a couple of spots, we ended up guessing on the order of two steps and it worked out but wasn't obvious. For the price I expected to feel a little more excited about it than I do. Neutral overall.”

R. Fitzgerald

Ontario · Retired couple

Ontario delivery FAQs

Do you deliver across all of Ontario?+

Yes — from Windsor to Ottawa to Thunder Bay, we ship greenhouse kits province-wide.

Will it handle a heavy Ontario snow winter?+

The frame is engineered for heavy snow and wind loads well beyond a typical hobby greenhouse — see our frame specs on any size page.

What growing zone is most of Ontario?+

Southern Ontario is mostly zone 5–7. See our full Canadian growing zones guide for what that means for your rotation.