# Row Cover
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In agriculture and gardening, row cover is any transparent or semi-transparent flexible material, like fabric or plastic sheeting, used as a protective covering for plants, usually vegetables. Covers are used to extend growing seasons, and reduce undesirable effects of cold, wind and insects. row covers can reduce the drying effect of wind, and can provide a small amount of warming in a similar way to unheated cold frames, greenhouses and polytunnels, creating a microclimate for the plants.
156 - What I'll Keep & Change Next Season
Have you started thinking about what you're going to do for next seasons garden? Today, I'm sharing some of the things I'm going to continue, some I will change, and some dreams I have for next season.
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177 -- Carrots: What Can Go Wrong?
Let's take a deeper look into planting carrots and what challenges you could face.
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Carrot Rust Fly
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The Cool-Season Flower Chronicles: Week 4
Remember, it’s not about you when deciding how-to start seeds. Often I hear folks speaking of why they decided on which method of starting their seeds and honesty, their reasons had nothing to do with the best method for a particular seed!
Here’s the thing, once you realize that seed starting can b…
#81: Cool Season Gardening: Why Are We So Afraid?
I can feel the pain in the messages I receive about the worries folks have about their Cool Flowers facing the cold. Should I cover? What about snow? And then there are the calls asking us to rush their row cover orders cause cold is coming! I get it because I've been there and still revisit those …
159 - Basic Season Extension and Overwintering Crops
How low of a temperature can my fall and winter crops withstand? Do I need to cover them in some way? We will look at season extension and more on today's podcast.
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010: All About Row Covers (and Low Tunnels, Hoop Houses and Greenhouses)
Extending the season is important as a flower farmer and gardener to get an earlier start on spring flowers and extend the beauty of your blooms into the fall as well. In this episode, I talk about many different way of season extension commonly used, their pros and cons, and the many fabulous uses…
Organic Oasis Master Class 2.0 | Begins June 1, 2020
Hey everyone it is Monday, May 11, 2020! I am here behind the mic to tell you that we are officially launching the Organic Oasis Master Class 2.0 on June 1, 2020.
Master Class 2.0
It's a 6 week course where we are going to walk you through the Organic Oasis Guidebook but there is so much more then …
332. Flower Farming • Bokashi Composting • Worms | Matt Arthur | BLH Farm | Missouri
My Garden Journal
Welcome to the GREEN Organic Garden podcast. It is Saturday, July 18, 2020, and I have an amazing guest on the line. You have to check out their website is so beautiful and just full of lots of great stuff.
And here to share with us today from B L H Farm is Matt Arthur.
You c…
#79: Row Covers: For More Than Cold
In this episode, I am sharing the "What, When, Why, and How" I use lightweight floating row covers. I know that I totally underestimated the power of lightweight covers and the many uses they lend themselves to, including preventing wind and pest damage.
Floating row covers
Hoops
Weight bags
Ki…
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