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Poly and Net Tunnel Growing

Posted: May 30th, 2010 | Author: hortoris | Filed under: Constructions and Greenhouses, Growing Aids | 1 Comment »

Poly and net  tunnels have three main benefits for the serious gardener:

  1. You can grow more difficult  and exotic crops in the tunnels micro-climate.
  2. Tunnels can extend the growing season at the start and end of the year.
  3. Tunnels are particularly useful to protect from insect and pest damage.

Thompson Morgan have a special offer at the moment on a Tunnel Collection. You can order one by clicking here from £59.99.

One of each of Easy Net Tunnel, Easy Fleece Tunnel and Easy Poly Tunnel.

  1. Easy Net Tunnel – Top quality, high density polythene netting, 5mm mesh on a concertina-style frame. Protects your plants from birds, insects and rabbits.
  2. Easy Fleece Tunnel - Made from high grade polypropylene fleece on a concertina-style frame. Creates warmth and insulation whilst allowing water and sunlight to filter through.
  3. Easy Poly Tunnel -  Tough UV stabilised polythene sheeting on a concertina-style frame. Protects tender crops from frost or harsh weather, as well as giving early planted crops a boost by creating a warmer environment to grow in.

Available in two sizes:
Standard: Dimensions 3m long x 45cm wide x 30cm high
Giant: Dimensions 3m long x 60cm wide x 45cm high


One Comment on “Poly and Net Tunnel Growing”

  1. 1 Garden Frost Protection | Gardening Products said at 3:51 pm on November 29th, 2010:

    [...] For a bigger range of frost protection, the best option may be a poly tunnel. This is a cheap version of a greenhouse. It doesn’t look too attractive in the garden, but, it is pretty efficient and helping frost protection. Poly tunnels [...]


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