Garden cover

Okay, so how cute are covered wagons? Am I the only one that absolutely loves them? Well, we have a couple garden beds planted this spring, one of which is stra…

Planting season is upon us, so let me tell you a little story of how this garden came to be. When we bought a house last year, I failed to inquire about the summer weather, thinking it would be just as warm and clear as it was on our open house day. NOPE. Instead, I encountered summers full of chilly fog and harsh winds, much to the dismay of my aspiring green thumb.

A PVC hoop house lets you grow raised bed greens in the snow.

Using garden bed covers like mini hoop tunnels, row covers, or portable cold frames is a great hack for a healthy and healthy vegetable garden. These versatile covers will allow your plants to...

Want to learn how to cover a raised garden bed to protect your crops from pest or extend your growing season? Check out this post with helpful tutorial.

Describing one solution for protecting your raised vegetable beds from hungry wildlife with homemade "A" frames.

If you garden in climates where the summer sun is intense, it’s best to provide afternoon shade for many vegetables in the garden.

We’ve finally finished our Veggie Garden Enclosure for our veggie patch and I’m super excited to share the before and afters & a run down of how we built this ourselves!

a beautiful solution to keep pests out of our lettuce

Floating row covers are a must for every gardener. From extending the season to keeping out pests, this multipurpose fabric can transform the way you garden. Keep reading to learn how to use floating row covers to make the most of every season.

Winter is right around the corner. That’s why we’re covering how to build a PVC pipe garden cover, a low-cost project that will keep your garden from becoming an animal’s midnight snack.

Planting cover crops benefits your garden in many ways, beyond just soil improvement. Weed suppression, attracting pollinators, and nutrients for next season are some examples.

As much as we Brits enjoy a spot of sunshine, prolonged periods of heat can have a devastating effect on your garden. But there’s no need to despair for your greenery when a heatwave is forecast - there are a few things you can do to give your garden the best chances of survival. Smart watering Be smart with your water

Learn how to get fresh, flavorful and fulfilling vegetables from your own backyard.

Lannie Armstrong on Instagram: "I use this DIY hoop cover system as a season extender and barrier to protect the garden from frost and pests. During the fall and spring, I use fine insect netting to prevent the white moth from laying eggs and chewing on my brassicas once the eggs hatch. Depending on what I'm growing, it could be deer netting to simply protect the wildlife from devouring my vegetables. During the freezing winter, the cover is replaced with 6 mil plastic sheeting to protect…