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Polytunnels: preparing for winter

Polytunnels: preparing for winter

by Mark Gatter | Oct 7, 2012 | Polytunnel maintenance

Make sure you’ve finished preparing the polytunnel for winter before you put your feet up

More tools for your polytunnel

More tools for your polytunnel

by Mark Gatter | Aug 17, 2012 | Polytunnels 101

Here’s another set of really useful polytunnel / greenhouse tools. Some are obvious enough, some less so – but they’re all pretty much essential!

Essential tools for your polytunnel

Essential tools for your polytunnel

by Mark Gatter | Aug 8, 2012 | Polytunnels 101

Having the right tools and materials in your polytunnel saves time and effort, and needn’t cost a fortune.

The first year in a polytunnel: planning, beds and seeds

The first year in a polytunnel: planning, beds and seeds

by Mark Gatter | Jul 29, 2012 | Greenhouses & polytunnels

If you’re thinking of putting in a polytunnel here are some tips on how to plan everything – including filling it with your first plants. Don’t just jump in! There are some important decisions to be made that could affect the environment inside for...
Growing cucumbers

Growing cucumbers

by Mark Gatter | May 9, 2012 | Miscellaneous vegetables

Indoors or outdoors, growing cucumbers is easy provided you take good care of the seedlings.

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