Poly tunnel

Years ago, I wanted to build a poly tunnel prior to the 15m long one used for my Dave’s Seedling business but did not find a whole lot of guides in Tasmania,

My husband, Bill, and I just finished building a hoop house in our vegetable garden so we can grow veggies through the fall and winter m...

Building a polytunnel doesn't have to be hard. In fact, it's quite easy and adds a layer of protection to your garden. Learn how to build a poly tunnel here.

Last week after one of my posts showed a photograph inside my polytunnel, Anna from ‘Dig The Outside’ asked if I had any more photographs. I thought it would be a nice idea to write about my first …

This is THE easiest and cheapest $50 DIY Greenhouse you can make in about a hour!

As promised here are the basics on how to build your own Poly Tunnel First concrete 4 foot lengths of scaffold tube in to the ground at 5 foot centres the quantity will depend on how the finished tunnel will be. These tubes should be 3 foot long above ground Next fix scaffold planks to the outside of the poles on both sides and the back using builders Band SCREWFIX Next put the 50mm water or gas or gas pipe over the scaffold tubes and push down to the top of the scaffold boards to create the…

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Our New Life in the Country: Polytunnel Progress - October

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Polytunnel growing guide

Make high tunnels more profitable for crop production by installing a system to catch, store, and reuse the rainwater from periodic rain events. The authors describe system components, give approximate costs, and detail year-round maintenance procedures. Also described is a drip irrigation system.

The nights become chilly and the mornings frosty, the polytunnel has had another hot summer and is finally cooling down. Space is filling up with tender plants in containers and our fruit and veg g…

The polytunnel is producing all the fruit and veg we can eat! 2020