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6/6/2015 The Art of Low Tunnels Giving your plants a little more growing time. Considerations Know What to Expect what result do you want Frame Cover Be Creative Holding the cover in place Keeping the frame and cover


  1. 6/6/2015 The Art of Low Tunnels Giving your plants a little more growing time. Considerations • Know What to Expect – what result do you want • Frame • Cover • Be Creative • Holding the cover in place • Keeping the frame and cover on the ground • Watering 1

  2. 6/6/2015 Growing Greens Chard – Shallots – Lettuce – Spinach Mulch made a big difference! April 17, 2012 2

  3. 6/6/2015 Box Gardens My Favorite Frame 3

  4. 6/6/2015 Holding ON Holding the Fabric Sides in Place 4

  5. 6/6/2015 Lifting Fabric for Access Closing it up 5

  6. 6/6/2015 Baling Twine and Rebar Arugula, Kale, Shallots, Lettuce, Spinach, Garlic April 8, 2015 6

  7. 6/6/2015 Construction Details Hoop Bender 7

  8. 6/6/2015 Ready to Bend Corners 8

  9. 6/6/2015 Center Connector End Connector 9

  10. 6/6/2015 Materials List � PVC – 1 ¼” diameter � Electrical Conduit • 2 – 8’ pieces (sides) • 3 – 10’ lengths, ½” metal electrical conduit • 2 – 69” pieces (ends) • 4 – elbows (corners � Hardware 3 – ¾” self-tapping screw (#8) � PVC – ¾” diameter • round head • 2 – 48” pieces (top) 4- 1 ¼ self-tapping screw (#8) • • 2 –T’s 2 – pieces 18” rebar • • 1 – 4-way T Baling twine • � PVC cement (cement and cleaner) � Optional • 2 – cement stakes (for wind) Enjoy Just a little earlier - Just a little longer 10

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