Mini greenhouse fleece cover

[HaveYouSeenHerLately]

I have a 4-tier mini greenhouse with a plastic cover. A friend has kindly given me a white fleece cover.
Can anyone tell me whether it goes over or under the plastic cover? I gather they can be used together during the winter months.

I've read the Gardman descriptions and reviews on Amazon and people appear conflicted

Thanks!

[funnyperson]

Under as otherwise it will get sopping wet and be no good.

[HaveYouSeenHerLately]

Thank you, that seems the most logical!

[MaudantWit]

But, on the other hand, under means taking the existing cover off (which is a bit of a faff) and then everything inside gets cold. Even so, it probably is the better option but I'd wait for a (relatively) warm day.

[FunkyBoldRibena]

Oh you mean a blowaway.

I wouldn't put a fleece one on; it will block light to the plants that you have in there. If you have plants in there. And it's light you need mostly during the winter.

[HaveYouSeenHerLately]

Update! I changed it at lunchtime, it didn't take long to swap the covers thankfully

The white fleece cover is fairly thin and lets a reasonable amount of light in. I only have plants on the top shelf this year. The cat occupies a lower shelf

I take your point about the blow-away potential. It occupies a corner of the patio and I'm always sure to weight the bottom shelf with a couple of chunky logs. Particularly following the aftermath of a neighbour's painstakingly planted seeds (preschooler involvement) and unforecasted gusty winds

[MaudantWit]

Well done! I've never yet had a plastic greenhouse blow over, but I also put bricks on the bottom shelf.