Greenhouses for Sale in Canada
Looking for Growing Dome® greenhouses for sale in Canada? Arctic Acres, our Canadian partner, manufactures Growing Domes in Canada and helps customers compare models, pricing, delivery, and assembly.
Canadian Dome Owners have grown everything from vegetables and fruit in a small Ontario garden to fresh food in remote northern communities. Explore those stories below, then connect with Arctic Acres for current Canadian models, pricing, delivery, and available installation support.
~75
Growing Spaces' recorded Canadian projects; not a total Canadian installation count
33-foot
Most common standard size in those Growing Spaces records
Meet Arctic Acres, our Canadian Growing Dome partner
Growing Spaces developed the Growing Dome in 1989. Arctic Acres has manufactured the design in Canada since 2019.
Browse Arctic Acres' Canadian sizes and pricing for the six models from 15 to 42 feet. The kits are designed for owner assembly, and experienced contractors may be available for some larger or community projects, depending on location and schedule. For kit contents, delivery details, available installation support, and a project estimate in Canadian dollars, request a quote from Arctic Acres.
Choosing a Growing Dome for your part of Canada
Around Vancouver and Victoria, winter rain is more common than snow, making drainage and wet-weather access useful parts of greenhouse planning. Southern Ontario and Quebec can have hot, humid summers as well as cold winters, so summer ventilation belongs in the conversation alongside heating.
Across the Prairies and farther north, the months you want to garden and the crops you hope to grow shape the equipment and energy needs. Extending the outdoor season calls for a different setup than protecting tender plants through winter. Northern projects also contend with a large seasonal change in daylight.
Ron Cole's Ontario garden began with plants he could not usually grow outdoors. Green Iglu's northern projects began with a community food need. Those purposes lead to different choices about space, equipment, and who will care for the greenhouse.
Tell Arctic Acres what you hope to grow, when you want to use the greenhouse, and whether it will serve a household, school, or community. The team can compare models and prepare a Canadian project quote while local professionals confirm site and permit requirements.
Explore more owner experiences in the Canadian greenhouse archive.
Canadian greenhouse gardens and communities
Ron described a rose that bloomed on Christmas Day. Read his Ontario owner story.
A community gathering at Green Iglu's Lax Kw'alaams project. Explore the Canadian project history.
A small Ontario greenhouse with room to experiment
Ron Cole built his 15-foot Growing Dome in Ontario in 2014 because he wanted to try plants he could not normally grow outdoors. He made curved raised beds and added an extra pond, using the small greenhouse in ways that suited his garden.
Our 2020 story follows his experiments with vegetables, fruit, and flowers. A peach tree became a favorite, with Ron hand-pollinating the blossoms using a paintbrush. Later plantings included grapes, a fig tree, hydrangeas, and gerbera daisies. He used a small heater to keep the greenhouse warm enough for flowers through winter.
Visit Ron's Ontario Growing Dome for his interior ideas and the plants that kept him experimenting.
Growing Domes and food access in northern communities
Green Iglu, formerly Growing North, began a pilot in Naujaat, Nunavut, in 2015 with two 42-foot Growing Domes. Growing Spaces helped build them, and the local community took over the project in 2018.
Our 2022 story follows further greenhouse projects in remote and Indigenous communities. Training and community participation were part of the approach alongside the structures, with the goal of producing more fresh food locally.
Read the Green Iglu project history for the communities and programs involved.
Start your Canadian greenhouse project with Arctic Acres
Tell the Arctic Acres team what you hope to grow, how you expect to use the greenhouse, and which conditions concern you. They can compare Canadian models, discuss available installation support, and prepare a quote in Canadian dollars.
