My Proudest DIY?
Time: 2 Hours Cost: $50 Difficulty: Easy
To see more: http://www.sowanddipity.com/polytunnel-tutorial/
18 Comments
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SUPER COOL!!!!!!! -
This is such an awesome project, Shelley! -
This was the one that you contacted me about Miriam I ....the rest is history, lol ;) -
I KNOOOOW!!! How cool is that! xo
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What a brilliant idea, I went over to your site and read all about the making.... We are still in the snow zone and can't plant till June:( I enjoyed seeing your tomatoes growing, and loved the idea of the hose as clamps on the plastic. -
Super cool idea Shelley Will have to try this out ... Thanks for sharing :) ♥ -
I love it. Even I can do this if I had the money (lol). It is the best and easiest I have seen so far. Plus, I think it can be made even cheaper with 1 x 4's. Then here in Florida, save the wooden frame and the rest of the poly till next winter, we don't really need such but a few nights a year here in NE Fla from the cold. -
was thinking a wood pallet would work,, and it is free,,, -
Love this a must in Northern NH -
Sheryll S This frame is really easy to assemble and if space is a concern, once it's not needed it wouldn't be difficult to store vertically against a garage or shed :)
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This looks like a cheap copy of the Garden Master System. You can just Google TheGardenMaster to see it. -
Shelley @ Sow and Dipity Great job!! -
wow this is awesome love it.. -
That is so useful & creative and inexpensive, too. -
I will echo what everyone else has said! Useful, create and cheap! What more could you want??! Well done! -
Thanks everyone! It's meant to be quick, easy and cheap :) Perfect for a little protection and not a big commitment.
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You should be proud - the plants thank you!! -
Oh Shelley, I so agree! It is the best one I have seen. I just don't have any money to do the simplest thing still. It is on my wish list though.
