Greenhouses built in Enderby, BC
This is where we build them. Every Trinity Valley greenhouse is assembled here in Enderby before it goes anywhere, which means local customers get the shortest delivery and the easiest conversation — you can talk to the person who built it.
Growing in the Shuswap River valley
Enderby's season is decent but bracketed tight. The valley holds cold air, so frost lingers later in spring and arrives earlier in fall than the calendar suggests. Anyone who's lost tomatoes to an early September frost here knows the feeling.
A greenhouse buys weeks at both ends and takes the gamble out of planting dates.
Your climate, by the numbers
Enderby sits in Canadian plant hardiness zone 6b. On the 1961–1990 normals it was 6a — the valley has warmed half a zone in a generation. Warmer on paper, but the frost timing that catches people out hasn't moved with it.
Environment and Climate Change Canada has no frost-date station at Enderby. The nearest records are Salmon Arm's, and the valley here holds cold air differently.
Hardiness zones: Natural Resources Canada, 1991–2020 plant hardiness data. Frost dates: Environment and Climate Change Canada Climate Normals 1991–2020, 50% probability.
Built local, built to stay up
Galvanized steel frame rated for Canadian snow loads, treated lumber base, roll-up sides with hand crank, storm door. Built to be left standing year-round, and built by people who live in the same weather you do.
Harvest or Sprout
The Harvest adds a polycarbonate roof, full-length work bench and tool board — the choice if you want the greenhouse to be a proper feature rather than just a structure. The Sprout is the same frame and base with poly film roofing, at a lower price. Both in 8'x8' and 10'x16'.
Local delivery
Free, and quick. Fully assembled, typically in two to four weeks, longer in spring. You need a level, well-drained site with truck access.
