The fact of the matter is that you should build your structures - houses,
sheds, or greenhouses - based upon the worst-case scenario.

Over the last 10 years, we've seen as much as 30" of snow and had no
problems with the greenhouse. This last weekend was 22"...ditto.

While my heart goes out to folks who lost plants (I've lost plenty to heater
failures early on, until I wizened up a bit), my gut says "you should have
known better."
--

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"Wendy" wrote in message
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How very, very sad, hope they were able to save some of the plants?
Cheers Wendy
"janet_a" wrote in message
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| how are you folks in the NE with hobby greenhouses doing? i just drove
| by glenwood gardens in MD, and their greenhouse is a pile of rubble,
| apparently having collapsed under the snow... (odd--it had a pitched
| roof.) johnson's big greenhouse lost some panes of glass, but their
| little inflatables seem just fine.
|
| no disasters in this group, i hope?
|
| --aka janet_a