Garden Grow Polytunnel 3M x2M Powder Coated Steel Frame, Walk In Greenhouse, Double Zipped Door & Windows (3 x 2 Polytunnel)

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Get organised– not only will you need some basic tools, you will need to family and friends to help out too. Set aside plenty of time so that you get it right. PLANT PRIORITY: A strip window runs down one side and is fitted with mesh to keep bugs out whilst allowing ventilation, a clever feature allows the plastic flap to be clipped up creating a water catcher which funnels water to the end allowing you to place a water butt under it.

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Protection no matter what the weather– from gales to autumn rains, to days of endless heat and sun, you control the polytunnel climate and that means success no matter what the weather. Zip doors can also work well, but the zips don’t tend to be very robust. They can break easily. Ventilation Green polythene absorbs a lot of the red-light spectrum. As a result, it’s particularly beneficial for plants which thrive in green-light spectrum conditions. Fleece When you’ve selected your preferred method and are ready to plant, this RHS guide details all you need to know about more than 50 varieties of fruits and vegetables. While our yearly planner shows you when to sow, plant and harvest. Further Tips and AdviceWhile polytunnels are loved for their warmth, they can get very hot and stuffy. Fresh air is important when it comes to reducing moisture levels, keeping your plants cool and improving air flow. This specialist structure is designed to help create the ideal environment for your plants, flowers and vegetables to thrive. Our 3x2m polytunnel will make a suitable alternative to a solid structure to house birds during the Avian Flu outbreak. Our tunnel allows adequate light and ventilation and will help offer protection from wild birds that may be carrying the disease.

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No planning permission required. Like greenhouses, polytunnels don’t require planning permission. This makes them far less time consuming to set up than other outdoor structures. These polytunnel covers are slightly more opaque and do not allow as much light in. They create shady conditions inside the polytunnel which are suitable for shade-loving plants. You may want to position the polytunnel’s door so that it does not frequently face oncoming wind. If it faces the direction that the wind come from, gusts may catch inside the polytunnel and attempt to lift it from its position. In the UK, the prevailing wind most commonly comes from the west or south west. Therefore, it may help to position the door of your polytunnel facing east or north east. Reinforcing Your PolytunnelNow you are ready to connect the hoop sections together. These will form the tunnel’s hoop frame structure and can be slid into place over the foundation tubes. More cost effective than greenhouses. Opting for a polytunnel over a greenhouse should work out a lot cheaper. Polytunnels can also be erected on soil bases, and they are relatively easy to put together. Building your polytunnel needn’t be a hassle with our expert construction team. You can, of course, install the polytunnel yourself and with our easy to follow instructions, this is a possibility!