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Polytunnels in autumn
Autumn in the polytunnel is a time for planting for the winter and hungry gap, as well as for harvesting melons and other autumnal treats.
Polytunnels in Summer
With every plant in the tunnel bursting with vitality and raring to go, the polytunnel gardener is much in demand.
Growing Under Cover: an introduction
Being able to grow under cover is crucial in any plot. But which is right for you - growing under plastic, or under glass?
Polytunnels in Spring
Of all the seasons, spring is when the benefits of the polytunnel will be most obvious. Inside the tunnel it already feels like summer.
How to clean a polytunnel
Over winter, your tunnel will become coated with algae. It's vital that the cover is cleaned in spring to let in as much light as possible.
Taking care of your polytunnel cover
The cover of a polytunnel (high tunnel) should last for five years. With proper care they can last much longer, so here are the ground rules for caring for your cover.
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