Tierra Garden 50-5000 Haxnicks Easy Poly Tunnel Garden Cloche, Giant

I own several of these row covers in all the different styles. They are invaluable all throughout the growing season. I’m in the northeast USA. The plastic allows early in-ground seed starting, the others work great for pest control and and shading during the scorching July weather. They are made very well, some I’ve had for 5+ seasons and are as good as new. The hoops have a long end that secures into the ground and I’ve never had them blow away during reasonably high winds. Highly recommend!

This more than met my expectations. It's sturdy, well-designed, and easy to install and remove. We have had a cold spring in New Hampshire and my tomato seedlings are thriving under the tunnel, where they are warm, getting full sun, and are well- protected from wind. I am most impressed by the quality of materials and construction. I intend to order several more to extend my fall growing season. I think the length and height are just right to be practical and easy to handle. The tunnel looks like it will give excellent service for at least several years.

This was *much* smaller than I thought it would be. However, it was simple to set up--just open and poke into the ground. I will know more after the Winter if I really like it. I have it covering some plant favorites through the winter, and have also put hay on top of it, in hopes of keeping the ground (where the roots of the plants are) warm enough that my tender perennials will greet me again in the Spring. We will see how the fabric handles all the weather change and precipitation. If I can amend my review later, I will let you know how it worked!

This product is extremely easy to install. You just lay it down in the right place, push the thin metal rods in to the ground and you are done. I love it. This is my second time ordering. I wish it came in other sizes to fit my raised beds better. I made the hoops a bit smaller by squeezing them to a tighter shape. That made two of these fit side by side in one raised bed. But a wider version would be great. A nice bonus; you don't have to water as often, as the plastic minimizes evaporation.

These work well. We attach them to pvc pipe to give them added stability. The stakes that are attached to the tunnels would not suffice where we live due to huge wind gusts so we attach the stakes to pvc......The plastic tears in about a year and need to be replaced. This past year they really escalated in price so I do not feel they are a great value, but haven't found an alternative. I am happy with the protection that they give our plants so will re-order but will be on the look out for a better priced value......

I used these poly tunnels last Fall thru early Spring. They are wonderful for extending the seasons! Unfortunately one of the two tunnels i received last order had one of the hoops protruding through the poly. Just a quality control issue. I haven’t returned it yet-will wait for replacement to arrive first. These are truly a wonderful product. Accordion out with ease for plant cover and collapse for easy storage.

I live in a ridiculously windy area (think Dorothy on her way to Oz kinda windy), and just built an elevated raised garden bed. (You may be asking, why would I try to garden in such a hostile environment? I have no good answer for you. I just want to grow some delicious lettuce. So sue me.) My little seedlings were getting pummeled by the constant 20+ mph winds, so I bought this to protect them. I was skeptical it would be able to stand up to to the constant onslaught, but I'm pleasantly surprised to say it worked better than expected. It's super easy to install: you just stick the prongs into the soil (or hang them over the side of my garden box, which I did for seedlings that were close to the perimeter of the box). We had one of our windiest days yesterday, and the thing barely moved! If you're on the fence, take the leap and buy the thing. You'll be glad you did.

Wow! These tunnels really work! We live in the mountains of North Carolina and they were seriously put to the test a couple of weeks ago when we had 9" of snow and 5°F overnight temps. I was worried about my beautiful greens as the snow was so heavy, the tunnels were sagging in between the wires ... removed the snow and the tunnels and lo and behold... beautiful, happy kale and lettuces! The large size is good for kale, broccoli and collards and I have the small one over my lettuces which also fared well! I'm really amazed at how well these protected my babies. Yay! If I had any critical remark it would be that when the temps are very cold, it's quite hard to cinch up the ends. But I just tucked them in and it still worked.

These Haxnicks easy tunnels are very useful if you are trying to grow your own veg. They come in 2 sizes and 3 different materials, Insect barrier mesh, Fleece, or Clear Polythene. All very good and will last for years if looked after.

It functioned as indended. Unfortunately, we got hit with snow, that lasted. AND still cold nights. So I think whatever i tried to plant early is done for and I will try again when the weather warms up again. But it does do what I bought it for. It will be easy to pack away and reuse next year. -- Probably 2 mins to set up, and probably 1 minute to take down neatly in a bundle for storage for next year.

As advertised. Easy to set up.

It is the must for your garden. The quality is awesome. The size is perfect for my 28" flower beds. Please measure your space before you buy this tunnel. It is not huge, but it is very well done. Highly recommend it

Very simple and quick to deploy— open out over the length of row you want to protect and simply push the wire legs into the ground. You can pull the ends closed if you want total protection from the cold. I used it to protect over wintering chard and now over new sowings.