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

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One of the main benefits of a polytunnel is to provide the perfect growing environment for your plants. Whether this is warmth or higher humidity.

Heavy Duty PE Cover – features extra-long sides for weighting and anchoring. It protects against harsh weather conditions – including frost and damaging UV. The way it works is that you buy additional arches and a bigger cover. This is a good solution if you are not sure about the size you need, as it gives you the option to make it bigger, should you need to. Location Durable, heavy duty PE cover to protect your plants is 100% waterproof, windproof and protects against harmful UV rays. Protecting your plants all year round. The best polytunnels for an allotment or garden will be extendable polytunnels. This means that you can add more space if you need to. I would recommend doing this at the same time your cover needs replacing though, as this will prevent you from wasting money.

But you also want a polytunnel that can be fixed securely in the ground. This can be done in several ways, such as ground tubes and ground anchors, fixing plates or trenching (where a trench is dug around the polytunnel and the polythene cover is buried to keep it in place).

Some people will recommend to go as big as your space allows, but if you then don’t use all the space in the polytunnel, you might regret this. When you buy a polytunnel, you don’t want to have to replace it after a season because it is of poor quality. The best polytunnels for an allotment will provide you with appropriate opportunities for ventilation. This could include doors, windows or vents low down on the side of the tunnel. Also, make sure that the cover is pulled taut over the frame. This will prevent the wind from being able to get under flappy bits and cause damage.

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There are many vegetables that you can grow all winter in a polytunnel. Or maybe you need to bring in some of your outdoor plants to overwinter them. A well ventilated polytunnel will keep moisture levels in control, but also ensure the polytunnel does not get too hot.

I’d strongly recommend doing the same if you can as it is much more fun when other people are involved. Digging the foundations Frame built, cover ready Doors on, mission complete! Covering 6 square metres, there’s plenty of space for your plants to grow – as well as room for you to attend to your plants in comfort. Whether you’re new to gardening or a seasoned pro, for in-ground growing with the protection of a PE cover, choose the VonHaus Polytunnel Greenhouse .

However, during summer, a polytunnel can heat up quite a bit during the day. And while many plants, such as tomatoes, love it warm, if it gets too hot, they might not do very well.

Look out for the ways the polytunnel is fixed on the ground to assess if it will be strong enough for your particular weather conditions. While the First Tunnels polytunnel is not the cheapest, it is well worth the money. You will get the polytunnel that suits your allotment and your growing needs.Another consideration you should take into account is whether you are planning to heat your polytunnel or not. Finally, we have come to budget. Hardly any of us are able to just buy the best polytunnel out there, money no object. Most of us are limited by a budget, we can’t buy an expensive polytunnel, even if we wanted to. It features double stitched seams for maximum durability and has a double zip door that can be rolled up for easy access. There are also netted windows to ensure the temperature within the greenhouse can be controlled. These windows can also be covered by rolling down the PE covers. Having a door you can open, to let much needed air into the polytunnel is vital. Two doors, one at each end, is even better. Because this will allow you to achieve air circulation.