Polytunnel gardening

It all started back in June 2009, we started to erect the polytunnel bought from HERE, well I should say Lovely Hubby erected it.........

An experienced gardener shares lessons learned from growing vegetables in a polytunnel year round.

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…

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 …

Don't miss this brief analysis of polytunnel path layouts! Ever thought about creating a keyhole-shaped polytunnel path? Read how maximising edge can improve the productivity of your polytunnel!

The polytunnel in October is starting to feel totally different to how it was in the heat of the Summer. The cooler, shorter days and much colder nights mean that things have slowed right down. But still there is growth and we are still getting lots of lovely homegrown things to eat. I have just transplanted these sturdy Beetroot seedlings to the bed on the left as you walk in. Beyond them is the small bed of Kohlrabi ... ... and after that we have Carrots and then a half bed of Mixed Salad…

Growing strawberries in a polytunnel means it is possible to bring fiorward flowering by several weeks, they need sun, shelter and fertile soil

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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 …