MOTHER EARTH NEWS Gardening Video: Season Extension
February/March 2013
By the MOTHER EARTH NEWS staff
See low tunnels in action?—?watch our new video about season extension options, featuring Editor-in-Chief Cheryl Long in her garden. Click the “Go Full Screen” button on the bottom right of the video to enlarge it. This video is excerpted from the MOTHER EARTH NEWS Wiser Living Video Series, Vol. 1. Purchase your copy and put your do-it-yourself skills to the test trying out this and 18 other self-reliance projects around your home.
Read more: Learn more about how to use simple hoops and row covers for pest control and season extension in Make an Easy, Inexpensive Mini-Greenhouse With Low Tunnels.
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