I am so excited to share something with you that I have just discovered and will become a huge part of my autumn and winter gardening strategy and I felt that I had to share as soon as possible so you too can give this a vegetable gardening hack a go. I can see this changing the way I approach gardening in the second half of the season, and is an idea I will continue to explore and experiment with for years to come. A huge thanks to Yen from https://www.instagram.com/apple_acres_dk/ for sharing this incredible vegetable gardening hack for the fall and winter garden!
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This is an exciting video!! Thanks for sharing this information. Great editing too.
Thanks for this . What’s the difference between this technique and overwintering please?
I just set up a small greenhouse here in Canada in October. Not knowing much, I decided to transplant some lettuce and Swiss chard from my outer garden and moved them inside to my greenhouse raised bed, some growth has begun. I will share this with my Canadian greenhouse growers. Please do more winter gardening videos.
Brilliant!
That is fascinating! We may have a smaller area where we could put up a poly tunnel. Thank you SO MUCH for sharing this ingenious concept for extending the growing period. Judi
Just in time, I will be transplanting into my low tunnels next week after this info. Just harvested 200 liters of part decomposed seaweed from the seaside to add to soil and the compost bins
A great idea, its the opposite of the spring process.
Beautiful. Thank you so much.
I love planting way you❤
All chinese vege grow very fast in autumn for greenhouse
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Have you black splender plum plant
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Hi there. Do you happen to know the dimensions of the structure she is planting in? Is it one layer or more of plastic, and what kind/thickness, etc? What are the dimensions of her planter boxes and between rows? Do these hold up well under windy conditions? Any suggestions from anyone on where to buy materials for this in the USA? THANK YOU!
Words I never thought I'd say:
'What a beautiful poly tunnel!'
will those plants seat in the polytunnel for good or will she transplant them again when the season progress? (I don't own a polytunnel anyway but only a mirco 16 m² seasonal vegetable garden)
Love this Huw, thamk you xx
I have one of those green plastic poly tunnels. Do you think there would be enough light for produce to grow over the winter?
my experience is that this works very well with Swiss chard.
This sounds very interesting!! I’m curious though as to what temperature last she has during her winter months? Thank you for sharing this!
Wonderful visit, I really enjoyed this video, lots of info and a visit to Denmark.thank you
Fabulous video. Thanks
What type of wood do you use on your raised beds- Any types of wood we should avoid ? Thanks 🙂
Wow, it would been so wonderful if we could of done in south east Texas.. But such a beautiful video.