An Inflatable Greenhouse was one of the garden products featured on today’s This Morning. Eamonn and Ruth were on the bank of the Thames with garden guru David Domoney discussing the inflatable greenhouse, which literally does what it says on the tin – it’s a greenhouse that you inflate.
Gardening expert David Domoney explained to Eamonn and Ruth that he had been to the big trade show that all garden buyers go to, the Glee garden leisure equipment exhibition. David had a look round for some of the most innovative gardening products he could find, the inflatable greenhouse being one of them.
The inflatable greenhouse costs around £300 and is available to buy from chaselink.co.uk. This Morning presenter Eamonn commented that it wasn’t flimsy, not likely to blow away in a light breeze and very solid. There are a couple of vents in the inflatable greenhouse to allow air to circulate. Ruth Jones got inside the greenhouse and commented that it was very warm inside – obviously doing it’s job as a greenhouse then!
Garden expert David pointed out that the Inflatable Greenhouse was not designed as a flotation device. According to David, a lot of people are now growing palms and exotic plants, they don’t want a greenhouse all the time but want to protect some plants during the winter time.
The Inflatable Greenhouse could also have other uses, This Morning’s gardening guru David suggested. For example, you could use it to protect things like pushbikes, garden games, furniture, equipment etc. It comes with an inflator to save your own lungs, it takes around half an hour to inflate.
The Inflatable Greenhouse is available to buy at around £300 from chaselink.co.uk, click here to visit their website.
For other garden products, why not check out the B&Q website
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September 26th, 2008 at 2:42 pm
Why on earth would you want to store ’stealable’ items such as bikes and lawnmowers in an unsecured see-through structure? Not a very clever suggestion from so-called ‘expert’ David Domoney.