In this video I’m putting together and installing an Ikea Hyllis metal shelving mini greenhouse setup, and I’m doing it the way I always do on the allotment—keep it simple, keep it sturdy, and keep it on a budget. The Hyllis shelves are a cracking little base for a compact growing space, especially if you want somewhere sheltered for seedlings, cuttings, or a bit of early-season protection without forking out for a full greenhouse. I talk you through the build, how I position it, and the sort of little tweaks I’d do to make it work better in real allotment conditions. I also remind you that my reviews are my own honest opinion—I’m not paid to say nice things, and you should always make your own mind up based on what you see. If you’re after greenhouse bits and pieces, I’ve linked Greenhouse Stores in the description, and as always, thanks for the support. The big takeaway here is you don’t need fancy kit to get growing—reliable shelving, a bit of cover, and a sensible setup can give you a tidy mini greenhouse area for very little money.