Plastic also appears as a mulch or greenhouse cover. While plasticulture has been touted as a way for farmers to efficiently grow crops with less water and fewer fertilizers and pesticides ...

and I poked holes in the plastic for proper drainage. Next, I filled the bed with a combination of cow manure and topsoil. I also made a mini-greenhouse cover for the bed so the crops could get an ...

Their mapping shows that greenhouse cultivation -- whether it takes place in glass houses or open fields wrapped in plastic films -- covers at least 1.3 million hectares of the Earth's surface.

Supported by wire hoops or arches made from wire fencing, my garden tunnels are covered with row cover and/or plastic when it’s cold to create mini-greenhouses. During winter, they provide ...

A plastic tote greenhouse is truly the easiest and cheapest way I've found to start seeds early in the season. As someone who hates to waste money and space on single-use gadgets (I'm looking at ...

These plastic cup greenhouses are perfect for ... but we usually use 3 - 5 seeds per greenhouse. Cover your seeds with an additional scoop of soil and once again, pat it down gently.