DIY PVC Dog-run Greenhouse Top // from Campbell’s Freedom Farm 

I love the whole concept, it really helped with keeping pests away and was great for vines. Only issue was the tornadoes that kept twisting the frame. Thanks for watching Sabrina

This is a great idea thanks. How do you one in February so people could get there dog run greenhouse going Sabrina

I love upstate New York-it is really so beautiful! You have a heavier snow load than us (Midwest-Missouri), but we have a lot of ice. I think if you make it slope at a higher angle so the snow would slide off you might be okay. I also use a broom and sweep it off. Let me know how it goes, Thanks Sabrina

@@Gardening-FarmtoTable-andMore Thank you so much!! I'm going to get the supplies today and hopefully it will be as easy as you made it look. I will let you know if I did it without getting stressed and rolling up in a ball on the ground crying. lol

We stopped there and just put leeks and cold weather veggies for the winter. Taylor took a teaching job for the winter, so I have been traveling to help her. So I couldn’t find someone to water. What was going on there though was a greenhouse plastic film from Amazon. In a few weeks I am doing a video on the greenhouse maintenance and things I would change. I will link the cover I was going to use. They are reasonable last year. Thanks for watching we appreciate it. Sabrina

I’ll be back next week so I’m just gonna measure it for you. But it has worked out really well except the only issue I have is I am up on a hill and twice a tornado has picked it up and twisted it. So I put even fence post for horses and that stamped it but I don’t think normally you wouldn’t have to do that

I used 3/4 inch PVC. I had a hard time using 1" for it didn't bend so easily. After I put that up I pre-drilled and screwed the middle brace with exterior screws. So far so good. Really appreciate you watching. Sabrina