How to use low tunnels to extend the season

In some climates, low tunnels can be an inexpensive alter
native to high tunnels (aka hoophouses and cold frames) for cold-weather season extension. Low tunnels are simple protective structures consisting of wire hoops covered with polyethylene or fabric row covers.

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