If your hoop house PVC won’t slide on, do THIS 👇 This is the setup we use to make hoop house building way easier: We use ½-inch PVC pipe with a ¾-inch T connector. The larger T slides right over the PVC without fighting it. The side opening of the T reduces down to ½-inch, which makes it easy to attach the horizontal bracing. Once everything is lined up, we simply screw it in place so nothing shifts or moves around. Simple, sturdy, and no frustration 🙌 If you’re building a hoop house this seas

I posted earlier this week showing our DIY PVC hoop house, and one of the main questions I got was about how they handled strong winds. 🌬️ I’ve never had problems with mine! The main thing I do is securing the plastic down: ✔️ I screw a wood strip along the bottom. ✔️ Clips also work great if you don’t use wood. That keeps everything in place, even with gusts! #YearRoundGardening #DIYGarden #Hoophouse #SeasonExtension #GrowYourOwnFood #DIYGardening #GardeningTips #UrbanGardening #GrowYourOwn #G

DIY PVC Dome Hoop House Details! I’ve had a lot of questions about the sizes and dimensions we use of various places, so here’s a quick breakdown: • Wooden Raised beds: 4x8 • PVC arch pipes: cut to 8 ft (we chose this so the dome wouldn’t sit too tall) • Space between beds: about 3 ft for walking and wheelbarrow access The hoops do lightly touch each other when opening and closing, but it hasn’t caused any issues - they just rest against each other a bit, and it hasn’t been a problem for us in t