Row covers garden

I have been unsuccessful with brassicas due to cabbage worm infestations. So this time, I decided that I will try something different. I decided that instead of spraying every 7-14 days, I will install inexpensive row covers before the seedlings emerge and leave the on, the entire growing season. This row cover cost about $15 to make and it covers a 4' x 8' area. I used 4 - 10' 1/2" PVC poles buried about 6" into the ground (we don't typically freeze here); 10 yards of tulle, and some…

Learning to make your own row covers is a useful skill for any vegetable or flower gardener. Protect your cruciferous vegetables with this simple DIY!

Floating row covers are a must for every gardener. From extending the season to keeping out pests, this multipurpose fabric can transform the way you garden. Keep reading to learn how to use floating row covers to make the most of every season.

Using garden bed covers like mini hoop tunnels, row covers, or portable cold frames is a great hack for a healthy and healthy vegetable garden. These versatile covers will allow your plants to...

Trying to figure out what type of row cover is best for your garden? Plastic vs fiber, heavy vs lightweight... This article will help you figure out exactly what you need.

Gardening can sometimes be a little challenging. Especially when dealing with things like early and late frosts, windy conditions, scorching temperatures, and pest pressure. The good news is that there is something that can help you with all of those things, Row Cover!

DIY GARDEN ROW COVERS. Learn how to make a row cover for your garden. DIY garden row cover allows you to extend the growing season.

Learn how floating row cover and agricultural insect netting keep damaging insects away from certain types of vegetable crops.

Protect your garden from deer, rabbits, squirrels and more! Garden Commander is a low cost deer fence that also becomes a mini greenhouse and an insect stopper