Thanks for the video, this is great! Really helpful! I've watched a handful of other videos and this will save me some money and looks much better then the others!!
Thanks for this video. I have built a hoop house myself with raised beds. I wanted to build some low tunnels for my raised beds on a second group of beds. Because of your help I will be able to. Thank you and God bless
God job. I've decided to build the hoops as a solid glued line. I want to run water through them. In spring some over head to bring up seeds. Down below for later some other type that will water from under the plants. Haven't decided what yet. I haven't seen a vid yet that does that.
Very nice! If your plastic doesnt hold up very well - real greenhouse plastic ist worth its money, it lasts for years through all weathers. We do have a similar low tunnel in our veggie garden here in northern Germany, but we wrapped that in a plastic with lots of holes (its called "Frühbeetfolie" here). Not that much protection for the plants, but a little more airflow, since it can get pretty hot in a lowtunnel. We do have another raised bed topped with a greenhouse-plastic-lid, but that one we fitted with an automatic greenhouse window opener, with is really handy. Greetings, and keep healthy!
Awesome build... simple but effective. Keeping a can of “air in a can” in the shop is handy for blowing out sawdust from pockets and recesses and saves dragging out air lines for small jobs. Loved watching the dogs playing like a couple of rambunctious kids
JudithB Glad I watched this again and the one from Lumnah Acres too! I will save 2x4s your way, and buying bolts by using deeper holes for my pvc. I am going to put row cover on my hoops to keep bugs out of the greens, and can add plastic in the fall for winter. I will add a gate hook to the front and like the chains on yours!! Thanks Evan and Rebecca!!
Those low tunnels are dope! If I ever get around to winter veggie gardening, I'm stealing this design, don't worry, I'll drop your name so you at least get credit.
Good video. Excellent presentation and sharing. I enjoy your videos. Also, appreciate your being frugal and using, as much as possible, what you have on hand. ☝🇺🇸🙏💪👉
Thank you soo much for this video, I have been building one in my mind and didn't quite know how to do the end of the plastic. I'm saving the video so I can follow it when I am building my hoop covers. Thank you again.
Since you aren't using expensive greenhouse plastic, why not just remove the plastic when the weather warms up and replace it with insect screening to help with pest control? Might be easier than removing the frame and get the bug control benefit too. Some veg will need pollinators for a time so that would need to be considered. Great job.
You made that look so easy! Simple, not over complicated, and functional! And the puppies are too cute. We have a mini Australian Shepherd as well and she's still high energy after 3 years but always has us laughing and shaking our heads lol
The ridge pole is a great idea. My only suggestion is to leave the ribs a full 10'. The pvc and the plastic already come 10' stock and the extra air space will maintain its temp longer. If stability is a concern, you could use 1/2" metal conduit like I do for Wisconsin snow
Nice design and construction. Hope it works as you want it to. Just for fun, when ending a video you should say, "that's a wrap folks." Nobody else does it. Might catch on. Stay rested!
Real good video Evan. I love how you articulate and film what's necessary for us to get the best understanding from your tutorial videos. Gosh your place looks wonderful. I love how you work together and have the pups romping around near you 👍❣️ Great way to start the growing season 😄
I had plans of doing this when I find my new homestead land down south, hopefully this month. Well, as soon as my baby brother and my moms estates are taken care of. I
So why did you countersink the washer and bolt on the carriage bolt? Is that a 3/8" carriage bolt? Thank you for the informative video. I live in a windy area and that design with the carriage bolts will hold up better against the wind.
This is what 'Grocer's do'... grow 'Out of Season' goods to be able to sell 'fresh' produce all year round. The difference being 'Homesteaders' are primarily growing to feed their own families (more 'organically') but there are MANY Homesteaders who have 'Market Gardens' and sell their 'fresh' produce as well. They sell LOCALLY while the big guys SHIP their goods EVERYWHERE. We always start out saying, 'Oh we just wanna, we just wanna...!' But EVERYTHING GROWS! We will come to a point again where there are generations going to the grocery stores shopping for their meals... it's a 'repeated' cycle.
Great video! I was thinking of doing something like that on my beds but i wasn't sure how to attach the PVC to the frame. Thanks for the idea! Keep up the good work!
Nice if you know how to actually construct something like that, I would not know where to start! I think a handle or two to help lift the tunnel would make it easier. And I would use a hook instead of chain, just to make it more stable. And... it would be good to be able to raise and keep open the tunnel just a little bit, to air it. Just suggesting. I am so curious what your job is if you feel like sharing it. or you might have mentioned it and I missed it. Best wishes
How high would you make your hoophouse for cucumber and tomato I would like to make one but not sure how high to go I have a problem with squirrels if l has a hoophouse it would keep the squirrels out any help would be appreciated thank bill
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wow this is great timing I was thinking about doing this this afternoon and trying to think of a easy way of building one then I clicked on your channel and sure enough the planets must have aligned for me today lol
@@CountryViewAcres Are you able to harvest any lettuce, etc. over the winter? ... or will this just give you foot up on the earliness of harvest in the spring? Thanks...
James Tate the during strips that he screwed down on top of the plastic to hold it tight. His design is absolutely perfect! Give it a try just as he built it instead of looking for the negative points of everything and you may be surprised at how well something works! I have beds that I built a few years ago that are almost identical except Evan took it to the next level. Mine are not hinged do my plastic is attached the same as his on the backside but the front I only use 3 Home Depot spring clamps to hold the plastic to the hoops so wind could get under mine if it wanted to but never has and after two full years of use I have yet to lose the plastic or the hoops a single time yet so his will be there till a tornado comes. And I am in hurricane territory so it’s been thu extremely high winds and there’s not even a rip in the plastic yet. Go build one today just as Evan did and you will be impressed, I promise you!!
Great video, straight to the point, no rubbish preliminaries, and well constructed.
84 year old retired builder Scotland.
Thanks for the video, this is great! Really helpful! I've watched a handful of other videos and this will save me some money and looks much better then the others!!
Super cool thanks for the idea.
Thanks for this video. I have built a hoop house myself with raised beds. I wanted to build some low tunnels for my raised beds on a second group of beds. Because of your help I will be able to. Thank you and God bless
Great job easy build too thanks for the share 👍🏼
God job. I've decided to build the hoops as a solid glued line. I want to run water through them. In spring some over head to bring up seeds. Down below for later some other type that will water from under the plants. Haven't decided what yet. I haven't seen a vid yet that does that.
Very nice! If your plastic doesnt hold up very well - real greenhouse plastic ist worth its money, it lasts for years through all weathers. We do have a similar low tunnel in our veggie garden here in northern Germany, but we wrapped that in a plastic with lots of holes (its called "Frühbeetfolie" here). Not that much protection for the plants, but a little more airflow, since it can get pretty hot in a lowtunnel. We do have another raised bed topped with a greenhouse-plastic-lid, but that one we fitted with an automatic greenhouse window opener, with is really handy. Greetings, and keep healthy!
Jolie boulot 👍
Slick and simple!
Simple, clear instructions. A winner
Great job guys.
It's amazing how strong those Kreg joints are.
That was amazing to watch. I can’t wait to see how the garden grows. You’re quite the handy man.
This is awesome thanks for sharing
you did a great job love your site
Nice setup you made.
Awesome build... simple but effective. Keeping a can of “air in a can” in the shop is handy for blowing out sawdust from pockets and recesses and saves dragging out air lines for small jobs. Loved watching the dogs playing like a couple of rambunctious kids
JudithB Glad I watched this again and the one from Lumnah Acres too! I will save 2x4s your way, and buying bolts by using deeper holes for my pvc. I am going to put row cover on my hoops to keep bugs out of the greens, and can add plastic in the fall for winter. I will add a gate hook to the front and like the chains on yours!! Thanks Evan and Rebecca!!
Excellent job! You kids stay safe. Thank you Rebekah for your work on the front line during this crisis💕
Very nice job..... I like how clean and tidy your property is you both should be so proud. Stay happy and healthy..... Hugs from Minnesota
Nice job...great video. Expect to see thousands of these built the same way now
Those low tunnels are dope! If I ever get around to winter veggie gardening, I'm stealing this design, don't worry, I'll drop your name so you at least get credit.
very nice only thing i would like more , is if the plastic was see throught
Awesome. Thanks again!
Nice job guys. Keep up the good work thanks for Sharing
Good video brother 👍
Great job. Guys. Be safe
Thanks for sharing! Great idea!
Great idea
Well done. I'll be adding a couple of these to my raised bed garden this Fall. Thanks for the vid.
Nice raise beds. I can now imagine how nicer these beds would when plants are growing on it!
Good video. Excellent presentation and sharing. I enjoy your videos. Also, appreciate your being frugal and using, as much as possible, what you have on hand. ☝🇺🇸🙏💪👉
Love the simplicity of your ideas! You remind me of a dear friend who has long since past. Thank you!
that verry nice,great idea
Great job good luck with your project!
Very nice.
Thank you soo much for this video, I have been building one in my mind and didn't quite know how to do the end of the plastic. I'm saving the video so I can follow it when I am building my hoop covers. Thank you again.
Looking good around there, thanks for sharing with us. Fred
Since you aren't using expensive greenhouse plastic, why not just remove the plastic when the weather warms up and replace it with insect screening to help with pest control? Might be easier than removing the frame and get the bug control benefit too. Some veg will need pollinators for a time so that would need to be considered. Great job.
I bet you were a heck of a stage builder, your club must miss you.
I love those tunnels! You gave me a great idea! Thank you!
Great job Evan. You make it look so easy. Stay healthy and safe.
Great video Evan! Those green houses are wonderful! Thanks!
You sure make that look easy
It would b a disaster if I did it
Gonna have to do my soon I like how u set up easy thanks for sharing 👍
Great video! Love your channel! Stay safe
Don't know about where you are, but around here the wind can be wicked. I'd put a chain on the other end of the tops, too.
You made that look so easy! Simple, not over complicated, and functional! And the puppies are too cute. We have a mini Australian Shepherd as well and she's still high energy after 3 years but always has us laughing and shaking our heads lol
Very nice and possible for others to make as well. Thanks from Sweden.
You may want to put a hook latch on front in case High winds might pull them off.
Love all of your videos. Thank you for sharing even when your work schedule is so crazy. Be safe ❤️
The ridge pole is a great idea. My only suggestion is to leave the ribs a full 10'. The pvc and the plastic already come 10' stock and the extra air space will maintain its temp longer. If stability is a concern, you could use 1/2" metal conduit like I do for Wisconsin snow
Great job!
Btw, love watching the pups play❤
Good job.
Great job! Very helpful to see an easy to assemble and useful project.
Please upload more videos while we are in lock down here in the philippines. Thanks! Have a blessed day!
It is simple and easy to follow instructions. can you please share where you can buy the plastic cover?
Good job Evan, loving the puppy play.
And in the end the puppies steal the show.
Nice design and construction. Hope it works as you want it to. Just for fun, when ending a video you should say, "that's a wrap folks." Nobody else does it. Might catch on. Stay rested!
VERY NICE, I like it.🇺🇸👍🇺🇸👍
Nice job, really simple and looks like it's going to work great.
Nice Job !
Great stuff, nice to see the puppies bonding with you both as well, Best Wishes
Puppies! Maggie! 🐶🐶❤️🐶
Real good video Evan. I love how you articulate and film what's necessary for us to get the best understanding from your tutorial videos. Gosh your place looks wonderful. I love how you work together and have the pups romping around near you 👍❣️ Great way to start the growing season 😄
I had plans of doing this when I find my new homestead land down south, hopefully this month. Well, as soon as my baby brother and my moms estates are taken care of. I
So why did you countersink the washer and bolt on the carriage bolt? Is that a 3/8" carriage bolt? Thank you for the informative video. I live in a windy area and that design with the carriage bolts will hold up better against the wind.
Looks good , should last a few seasons
This is what 'Grocer's do'... grow 'Out of Season' goods to be able to sell 'fresh' produce all year round. The difference being 'Homesteaders' are primarily growing to feed their own families (more 'organically') but there are MANY Homesteaders who have 'Market Gardens' and sell their 'fresh' produce as well. They sell LOCALLY while the big guys SHIP their goods EVERYWHERE. We always start out saying, 'Oh we just wanna, we just wanna...!' But EVERYTHING GROWS! We will come to a point again where there are generations going to the grocery stores shopping for their meals... it's a 'repeated' cycle.
New subscriber, enjoyed this so much. You are a great teacher. 🤗
Stop walking on your soil, you're packing it down😥 real nice vedio and great yard/garden!
Great video! I was thinking of doing something like that on my beds but i wasn't sure how to attach the PVC to the frame. Thanks for the idea! Keep up the good work!
Great build nice and easy just how i like my builds.
Looks like your dogs were having some fun at the end there?
Stay Safe.
Barry (ENG)
Nice if you know how to actually construct something like that, I would not know where to start!
I think a handle or two to help lift the tunnel would make it easier. And I would use a hook instead of chain, just to make it more stable. And... it would be good to be able to raise and keep open the tunnel just a little bit, to air it. Just suggesting.
I am so curious what your job is if you feel like sharing it. or you might have mentioned it and I missed it. Best wishes
I work industrial maintenance fixing automation equipment.
@@CountryViewAcres I thought you were a fireman. You're one handsome dude Evan. Lucky Rebbekah👍😄
Good job. Makes me wanna do a few myself. So are you going to grow chili peppers and bell peppers in the low tunnels in the summer? Cheers
I'm an electrician, and I hate it when the plants around here do shutdowns and we go in and do 12 hour shifts. Make alot of money but it sux! Ha!
i so enjoy what you do and build on your homestead..great job!! will you ever do the fencing around the garden soon?
I hope to soon. I am afraid the dogs will dig up the garden.
Nice tunnels. I lost it laughing when you squirted the pup!
How high would you make your hoophouse for cucumber and tomato I would like to make one but not sure how high to go I have a problem with squirrels if l has a hoophouse it would keep the squirrels out any help would be appreciated thank bill
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images of a Hoop House and came across this video. Do you have any
images of this Hoop House that you would consider sharing with us?
Nice! Always love the curly haired supervisor. The other two employees were slacking in the corner. Digging?
Probably wrestling. They either wrestle or sleep.
wow this is great timing I was thinking about doing this this afternoon and trying to think of a easy way of building one then I clicked on your channel and sure enough the planets must have aligned for me today lol
Great video production Evan 👍liked all the different camera angles 👌,without being to specific,what part of Illinois are you in?
Southeastern Illinois near the wabash river bordering Indiana.
How well did your low tunnel work for the cold crops. Did it extend the season much longer into the winter? What zone are you in?
Zone 5b, I still have lettuce in them now. The leaves have gotten a little frost bitten on the edges, but still alive
@@CountryViewAcres Are you able to harvest any lettuce, etc. over the winter? ... or will this just give you foot up on the earliness of harvest in the spring? Thanks...
Is that pipe 1/2 ID & 1/2 OD?
What going to prevent air from getting under the plastic and lifting hoops of if the bolts ?
James Tate the during strips that he screwed down on top of the plastic to hold it tight.
His design is absolutely perfect! Give it a try just as he built it instead of looking for the negative points of everything and you may be surprised at how well something works!
I have beds that I built a few years ago that are almost identical except Evan took it to the next level. Mine are not hinged do my plastic is attached the same as his on the backside but the front I only use 3 Home Depot spring clamps to hold the plastic to the hoops so wind could get under mine if it wanted to but never has and after two full years of use I have yet to lose the plastic or the hoops a single time yet so his will be there till a tornado comes. And I am in hurricane territory so it’s been thu extremely high winds and there’s not even a rip in the plastic yet.
Go build one today just as Evan did and you will be impressed, I promise you!!
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ok 👍🏼😉🇧🇷❤🇧🇷
Besides making raised beds please make me famous! Hahaha
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Those puppies lololol😍
Washer and nut...
Lumnah acres just copied your design today. lol. Funny