When living in a temperate climate, some gardeners use their creativity in order to extend the growing season as much as possible. I am one of those gardeners. Over the years, I’ve been experimenting ...

Nicole Virgil stands in her backyard garden in Elmhurst, where she wants to grow winter and spring vegetables but has faced pushback from local officials. Nicole Virgil stands in her backyard garden ...

Previously, we wrote in general terms about ways to extend the growing season in winter with a hoop house. But depending on the cover you use for your hoop house; they are also valuable tools for ...

GROW Local South Texas has some of the best hands-on educational events in the city. Join them this Sunday to learn how to construct your very own “hoop house” for your garden. According to ...

Learn how to build a low-cost, low-maintenance hoop house so you can give plants an early start, with instruction from Aulani Johnson, the city's native resource technician. Johnson will show people ...

Rural Indigenous communities in Canada's North face many challenges getting regular access to nutritious foods, primarily because of the high cost of market food, restricted availability of nutritious ...

Hoop houses, those large temporary membrane structures, remain banned in Elmhurst residential areas, although home gardeners looking to extend the growing season may use smaller plastic-covered low ...

WHITEHALL, Mich. — Shoreline Elementary in Whitehall has installed a new hoop house meant to help teach students about gardening year-round. Volunteers and educators worked together Tuesday to ...

Can you start seeds at any time if you have a hoop house? Learn how to consider both daylight hours and last frost dates for optimal seedling growth.

Since her retirement, Evelyn Rayford, former child nutrition director for the Forrest City School District, has spent her mornings in her "hoop house" tending to vegetables she raises. In addition to ...

tucked behind Ebenezer Ministries on Center Road. The bright white arc of a structure traps light, basking the rows of mustard seed, turnips, carrots, onions and all sorts of greens in the nutrients ...