Trampoline greenhouse

If you follow our Facebook page , you might have noticed that the loofah pictures showed them aging in our hoophouse. That's right- we ...

We bought it for our kids 5 years ago. The bouncy part and netting were no longer safe, but the frame itself was in great condition. Almost threw it away but as I was taking it down I started brainstorming and this is the result!

From chicken coops to gardens to hammocks, there's lots of ways to take an unwanted old trampoline and turn it into a repurposed trampoline item that your family will love!

Learn how to make a greenhouse out of an old trampoline frame!

Recycled trampoline greenhouse~~using a 1/4 of the trampoline at each section~~not sure this is the original link

We are starting our first flock (since I was 8 anyway) and our 15 little ones are going on 3 weeks. So I am starting a coop and have the general idea of...

As a kid, I tried to make my own solar ovens. I fashioned old windows together, and put pans of water inside to heat. They usually sucked, but these experiments spurred my fascination with greenhouses. Like my grandfather, I love growing things, and would imagine creating an endless summer indoors where I could grow exotic plants. Last year, my childhood fixation was revived when we visited the earth-ships in Taos, New Mexico. This summer, I finally decided to design and build my own…

45 BEST tutorials, free building plans & design ideas on how to build easy DIY greenhouses, cold frames, backyard garden tunnels & hoops!

Trampolines are a great source of fun for young and old alike, but over time natural wear and tear can mean a trampoline is no longer suitable for bounce time. Fortunately, there are a number of ‘post bounce’ uses for old trampolines. From sprucing up the garden to comfy hammocks and day beds, find out […]

The first step is deciding where you want to possition the tunnel and how big you want to make it. The garden here runs North South with the house at the southern end. A line of tall conifers 35 fe…

This one is easy! We had an old trampoline frame in the back yard. We just reconfigured the pieces into the frame and added a few cheap items to make the coolest chicken coop ever. Our 10 chickens and 13 ducks have lots of room, especially...

Re-purposed trampoline frame makes a beautiful arbor for wisteria to cover. DILL-THEBEAU INTERIOR DESIGN

Here is an Idea for an inexpensive DIY greenhouse. I Built this from 2 sections of cattle panel fencing, some 2x4's … by roligen

We love DIY greenhouse projects that save tons of money. By upcycling some materials, David LaFerney shows how to build a hoop greenhouse for as low as $50!