Polytunnel layout ideas

Don't miss this brief analysis of polytunnel path layouts! Ever thought about creating a keyhole-shaped polytunnel path? Read how maximising edge can improve the productivity of your polytunnel!

Our New Life in the Country: Polytunnel Progress - October

This season’s crop of Onions, lettuce, potatoes tomatoes, cucumber, garlic coming along nicely. The vegetables... Read more »

February is a great time to get some spring DIY projects on board. Here we're building more raised beds inside the polytunnel.

The polytunnel is producing all the fruit and veg we can eat! 2020

The nights become chilly and the mornings frosty, the polytunnel has had another hot summer and is finally cooling down. Space is filling up with tender plants in containers and our fruit and veg g…

Building a polytunnel doesn't have to be hard. In fact, it's quite easy and adds a layer of protection to your garden. Learn how to build a poly tunnel here.

Growing strawberries in a polytunnel means it is possible to bring fiorward flowering by several weeks, they need sun, shelter and fertile soil

Building a polytunnel doesn't have to be hard. In fact, it's quite easy and adds a layer of protection to your garden. Learn how to build a poly tunnel here.

Commercial polytunnels are customisable at First Tunnels, ensuring you get the tunnel that is perfect for your business. Join the poly community today!

It all started back in June 2009, we started to erect the polytunnel bought from HERE, well I should say Lovely Hubby erected it...... over the course of a weekend all by himself, with just a smidgen of help from Jason and me when it came to pulling the HUGE sheet of polythene across. Luckily we had chosen a wind free day and all went to plan. A week later Mum and Dad were on hand to help me build the raised beds and fill them with a mix of soil and compost, no mean feat it took us a couple…

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