Greenhouses delivered to Kelowna, BC
Kelowna is roughly an hour from our shop in Enderby. It's outside our free delivery radius, so there's a delivery fee based on distance — but your greenhouse still arrives fully assembled and ready to plant.
Heat is the Central Okanagan's problem, not cold
Kelowna has one of the longest growing seasons in Canada, so a greenhouse here isn't about surviving winter. It's about control. July and August routinely deliver heat that stalls tomatoes, scorches greens and forces daily watering in open beds.
A greenhouse with roll-up sides gives you shade, airflow and a controlled watering environment — and lets you start seed in February for an early market, then run a second crop deep into the fall.
Your climate, by the numbers
Kelowna is Canadian plant hardiness zone 7a, a full zone warmer than the 6a it carried on the 1961–1990 normals.
Here is the catch, and it surprises people: the warmest zone in our area has the shortest frost-free season we measure — last frost May 16, first frost September 23, about 130 days. Valley-floor cold air settles. Zone rating and frost window are not the same thing.
Hardiness zones: Natural Resources Canada, 1991–2020 plant hardiness data. Frost dates: Environment and Climate Change Canada Climate Normals 1991–2020, 50% probability.
Why polycarbonate suits Kelowna
Under intense summer sun, the Harvest's polycarbonate roof diffuses light rather than transmitting it directly. That means less leaf scorch and a more even temperature than clear film. In a climate that gets genuinely hot, it earns its price.
The Sprout is the same galvanized frame and treated lumber base with poly film roofing, at a lower cost.
Delivery to Kelowna
Beyond our free 80km zone, so a distance-based delivery fee applies — we'll confirm it before you order. Both models arrive fully assembled in two to four weeks, longer in spring. You need a level, well-drained site with clear truck access.