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Greenhouse Kits

Professional Grade

Master Extreme Climates with the MONT Greenhouse Series

High heat and freezing winters kill delicate crops—unless you have a MONT. The Monticello (MONT) series by Riverstone Industries is the gold standard for American-made climate control.

Choose Your Specialized Edition:

  • ☀️ The Mojave Edition: Uses solar-powered ventilation and tinted roof panels to beat the Southern heat without increasing your electric bill.
  • ❄️ The MOHEAT Edition: Includes commercial-grade heating systems to keep your harvest thriving through the deepest freezes.
  • 🌿 The Growers Edition: Fully automated with programmable watering and folding bench systems.
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Riverstone MONT MOHEAT Greenhouse Mojave

The OverEZ Sanctuary

Built by Amish craftsmen using Southern Yellow Pine. Ideal for gardeners wanting a beautiful, permanent structure that lasts decades.

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Genesis Rolling Series

Perfect for balconies and small patios. These portable kits follow the sun with heavy-duty casters and assemble in 15 minutes.

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Compare Greenhouse Specifications

Series Primary Use Wind/Snow Rating Key Feature
MONT (Monticello) Professional / Year-Round 65 MPH / 24 lbs sq ft Solar Venting & USA Made
OverEZ Permanent / Heavy Snow Extreme Durability Amish Wood Craftsmanship
Genesis Small Spaces / Renters Lightweight / Portable Rolling Casters & Tool-Free

Greenhouse Expert Knowledge Base

Everything you need to know about year-round growing, structural integrity, and maximizing your harvest.

What is the best direction for a greenhouse to face? +
For maximum sunlight exposure in the northern hemisphere, the longest side of your greenhouse should face South. This ensures your plants receive the most consistent light throughout the day, especially during the shorter winter months.
How do I keep my greenhouse from overheating in summer? +
Proper ventilation is key. We recommend using solar-powered exhaust fans (standard in our MONT Mojave kits) and shade cloths. Opening roof vents and doors creates a "chimney effect" that pulls cool air in and pushes hot air out.
Can you grow vegetables in a greenhouse during winter? +
Yes! With 8mm twin-wall polycarbonate insulation, you can grow cool-weather crops like kale, spinach, and carrots all winter. For warm-weather crops like tomatoes, you may need a dedicated heater like the one found in our MONT MOHEAT package.
How do I manage humidity and condensation? +
High humidity can lead to mold and fungus. To prevent this, ensure constant airflow with a small circulation fan. Watering your plants in the morning rather than the evening also gives excess moisture time to evaporate before temperatures drop at night.
Do I need a building permit for a greenhouse kit? +
In many jurisdictions, greenhouses are considered "temporary structures" or "outbuildings" and may not require a permit if they are under a certain square footage. However, we always recommend checking with your local HOA or city planning office before installation.
Do greenhouses protect plants from UV scorch? +
Yes. High-quality polycarbonate panels are treated with a UV-inhibitor. This allows the "good" light for photosynthesis to pass through while blocking the harsh rays that cause leaf scorch and damage your greenhouse structure over time.
How often should I clean my greenhouse panels? +
To maintain maximum light transmission, you should clean your panels twice a year—once in early spring and once in late autumn. Use a mild soap, warm water, and a soft cloth to avoid scratching the polycarbonate.
What is the best floor for a greenhouse? +
Gravel is the most popular choice because it provides excellent drainage and helps maintain humidity. Pavers or bricks are also great for thermal mass, absorbing heat during the day and releasing it at night.
How do plants get pollinated inside a greenhouse? +
You can encourage natural pollination by leaving doors and vents open for bees. For self-pollinating plants like tomatoes, a gentle shake of the plant or the airflow from an internal fan is usually enough to move the pollen.
Is it easier to control pests in a greenhouse? +
Absolutely. A greenhouse acts as a physical barrier against deer, rabbits, and larger pests. For smaller insects like aphids, the enclosed environment allows you to use beneficial insects (like ladybugs) much more effectively than in an open garden.

As specialists in high-quality outdoor structures, we include our professional greenhouses within our larger DIY Buildings & Kits category—ensuring every sanctuary we sell meets the same rigorous standards for durability and craftsmanship.