Backyard Discovery Poppy Cedar Greenhouse 11x7
- 11x7 ft walk-in greenhouse, 154.33 x 112.56 x 106.81 inches
- Cedar wood frame with polycarbonate panels
- 4,200 lb roof weight and 100 mph wind rating, Pro-Tect tested
- 2 sliding doors with latch closure, 2 vents
- Temperature-activated exhaust fan plus windows
- PowerPort outlets and USB ports built in
- Interior and exterior hose hookups, four movable plant hooks
- 4-tiered staging rack plus fixed staging shelves
Updated 20 days ago · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A capable year-round greenhouse for a gardener who wants ventilation, water and power built into a cedar frame. Plan for a heavy build and an electrical feed, since the listing does not explain how power reaches it.
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ASIN: B0DM6ZFTHCCategory: Greenhouses
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Overview
Backyard Discovery builds the Poppy as a walk-in greenhouse kit with a cedar wood frame and polycarbonate panels for all-season growing. Sliding doors, windows and a temperature-activated exhaust fan handle access and airflow, while pergola overhangs carry movable plant hooks.
Built-in services set the Poppy apart: hose hookups inside and out, PowerPort outlets with USB ports, and an exhaust fan that runs by temperature. Size and weight are the limit, so it needs a level site, helpers and real assembly time.
Who it's for
Backyards with room for a permanent walk-in structure and access to water and electricity suit the Poppy. Small patios and anyone wanting a seasonal pop-up cover should look at lighter options.
Pros and cons
- Temperature-activated exhaust fan built in
- Water hookups inside and outside
- Power outlets and USB ports included
- Cedar frame with polycarbonate panels
- Very heavy kit to unload and build
- Power supply route to the outlets unexplained
- Foundation requirements not listed
- Wind and roof claims carry a footnote asterisk
Performance notes
Growing conditions inside depend on ventilation and sun: the exhaust fan switches on as heat rises, while the windows and vents let air move without power. Polycarbonate panels let light through while blocking wind and rain, and the cedar frame carries the rated roof load.
Specifications
| Brand | Backyard Discovery |
|---|---|
| Dimensions & fit | |
| Item weight | 950.2 pounds |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 154.3 × 112.6 × 106.8 inches |
| Capacity & performance | |
| Roof load rating | 4,200 pounds (Pro-Tect tested) |
| Power & efficiency | |
| Power | PowerPort electrical outlets and USB ports |
| Construction & materials | |
| Cover Material | Polycarbonate (PC) |
| Color | Light Brown |
| Frame material | Cedar wood |
| Compatibility & installation | |
| Water hookups | Interior and exterior hose hookup |
| Other details | |
| Number Of Vents | 2 |
| Indoor Outdoor Usage | Outdoor |
| Door Style | Sliding Door |
| Closure Type | Latch |
| Number of Doors | 2 |
| Wind rating | 100 mph (Pro-Tect tested) |
| Plant hooks | Four movable plant hooks on pergola overhangs |
Frequently asked questions
How does the Backyard Discovery Poppy greenhouse handle summer heat?
The exhaust fan turns on by temperature, and the windows and vents add passive airflow. On hot days, opening the windows helps the fan move warm air out.
Does the Poppy greenhouse need an electrical connection?
The fan, PowerPort outlets and USB ports point to an electrical supply, but the listing does not describe how power is brought in. Plan for an outdoor-rated feed before assembly.
Is a floor or foundation included with the Poppy greenhouse?
No floor or base is mentioned in the listing. Prepare a level foundation before building, since the kit weighs 950.2 pounds.
How hard is the Backyard Discovery Poppy to assemble?
It is a ready-to-assemble kit, and the interactive BILT app gives step-by-step guided instructions. Given its size, expect a multi-person job.