You don't have to buy a garden cloche ... You can also use a cloche to cover and protect low-growing plants such as ...

Wondering what to use instead of a cloche in a garden? If you don't already have these helpful plant covers, there are plenty ...

Other cloches to consider include wire frames and tunnels, both of which usually have some sort of portable cover you ... to lose your plants with that one last frost. With garden cloches, you ...

Another season-extending technique is to sow seeds of cool-season vegetables directly into your garden, starting in mid-February, under a cloche or row cover for protection. Plant protection comes ...

While each are widely available to purchase online, such as this HTG Supply Garden Cloche Plant ... with potted plants, conceal your heated water jug underneath your fleece cover.

Cold, wind, and excessive precipitation dictate when and for how long plants will grow ... the environment is through the use of cloches. The garden cloche — a term that means “bells ...

Adding mulch, such as shredded bark or compost, can also help insulate plants. Using a garden cloche, which is a rounded cover, can also help keep them warm. You can make one by cutting off the ...

The cloche is a charming glass dome put to use in gardens for centuries. But like other garden antiques ... easily slipped over a tender plant to protect it from the cold or to help a cutting ...