If you are willing to come help me put together a purchased Parnam Essence 8'x12' greenhouse in Defuniak Springs, I can pay you $40. I can't afford more than that. I am disabled and my husband won't be able to help with this project. I actually want to do it while he's at work so he won't feel like he has to pitch in -- he has so much on his plate already. I can help but I have to sit down mostly. It says you need two people but I think one person plus me can do it. I won't receive it for another 2 weeks or so. Thank you for your consideration.

@GaNinFl perhaps you might know someone who could help??🤞

gingin said:@GaNinFl perhaps you might know someone who could help??🤞

Apparently not...

Your query was just posted 24 hours ago! Many people do have jobs, family and obligations away from the internet. GaNin may very well be busy with other obligations but will eventually get the notification that her name was mentioned in this post and I'm sure she will reply as to whether or not she knows someone in the area that might be able to help.

I live too far away and I am way too old to help out but I thought of a question others may have. From the manufacturers directions that I read online it appears to have to sit on a perfectly level surface or the frames for the panels will not hold together. Do you already have a concrete pad or a level perimeter prepared for it?

plantladylin said: Your query was just posted 24 hours ago! Many people do have jobs, family and obligations away from the internet. GaNin may very well be busy with other obligations but will eventually get the notification that her name was mentioned in this post and I'm sure she will reply as to whether or not she knows someone in the area that might be able to help.

I thought they were talking to me, as in I should know someone and I apparently don't or I would not have posted this...sorry, I wasn't being impatient! I don't even have a tracking number yet.

ardesia said:I live too far away and I am way too old to help out but I thought of a question others may have. From the manufacturers directions that I read online it appears to have to sit on a perfectly level surface or the frames for the panels will not hold together. Do you already have a concrete pad or a level perimeter prepared for it?

No, it shows a pic with it on the grass with the stakes. I assumed I wouldn't need it. Hubby will be just thrilled if we have to make a concrete pad.

ardesia said:I live too far away and I am way too old to help out but I thought of a question others may have. From the manufacturers directions that I read online it appears to have to sit on a perfectly level surface or the frames for the panels will not hold together. Do you already have a concrete pad or a level perimeter prepared for it?

No, it shows a pic with it on the grass with the stakes. I assumed I wouldn't need it. Hubby will be just thrilled if we have to make a concrete pad. OK, I just checked and it says it is highly recommended to be on concrete and that it must be on a flat surface. I guess we will be working on that... Thank you so much for letting me know.

My GH looks similar..it was build where my other one destroyed by hurricane Michael was. I found that a trench to set the bottom rails in and back filled with sand was a tremendous help. I hope you find help and wish you happy growing👍👍😊

If you don't find help here I would suggest a scout troop, They can be very helpful , just don't know about this current covid thing whether they are taking on projects.

Good luck ...great gardening