Polytunnels Collection

Strawberry (Fragaria sp. ) crop, ripe and ripening fruit, growing in raised growbags in polytunnel on pick your own
Strawberry (Fragaria sp.) crop, ripe and ripening fruit, growing in raised growbags in polytunnel on pick your own farm, Rutland, England, July

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Polytunnels growing strawberries Date:

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Strawberries growing in polytunnels Date:

Raspberry (Rubus idaeus) crop, growing in plastic tunnels, Blairgowrie, Perthshire, Scotland, May

Gardener carrying trays of ornamental plants in polytunnel, Tierp, Uppsala, Sweden

Exterior of horticultural polytunnel, Tierp, Uppsala, Sweden

Domestic Sheep, flock heading into polytunnel shed to keep out of heat, Aberdeenshire, Scotland, August

Plastic polytunnel for growing market vegetables, Pennsylvania, U. S. A. september
Plastic polytunnel for growing market vegetables, Pennsylvania, U.S.A. september

Sheep farming, polytunnel sheep buildings and steel shed on modern farm beside coast, Scotland, september

Erecting metal frames for plastic poly-tunnels for fruit growing, St. Madoes, Perth and Kinross, Scotland, november

Polytunnels growing raspberry plants (Rubus idaeus) in rows. These tunnels are made of polyethylene and have similar effects to greenhouses providing a warm and humid environment

Polytunnels in rows. These polytunnels are being used to cultivate raspberry plants (Rubus idaeus). They are made of polyethylene and provide a warm and humid environment for growing crops

Polythene crop tunnels in Gazipasa Turkey

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Polytunnels: The Secret to Bountiful Harvests Step inside the world of polytunnels, where nature's treasures flourish under controlled conditions. In these remarkable structures, strawberry crops thrive, their fragrant fruits ripening and bursting with sweetness. Rows upon rows of raised growbags cradle these luscious berries, ready for eager hands on a pick-your-own adventure. Picture No. 10864553 captures the beauty of this scene—a sea of vibrant red strawberries stretching as far as the eye can see. Each plump fruit promises a burst of flavor that only comes from being nurtured within the protective embrace of a polytunnel. But it's not just strawberries that find solace in these plastic-covered havens; raspberries too seek shelter here. Picture No. 10864563 showcases an enchanting raspberry crop thriving within its own tunnel in Blairgowrie, Perthshire, Scotland. These delicate berries dangle temptingly from their branches, waiting to be savored by those lucky enough to stumble upon them. Venturing further into this world reveals more wonders hidden beneath translucent walls. A gardener carefully carries trays filled with ornamental plants through one such polytunnel in Tierp, Uppsala, Sweden—each plant destined to add color and life to gardens far and wide. The exterior view shows us the grandeur of horticultural polytunnels standing tall against the sky—an architectural marvel protecting fragile flora from harsh elements while allowing them to flourish under gentle sunlight and optimal temperatures. Even our woolly friends benefit from these ingenious structures. In Aberdeenshire, Scotland during August's scorching heatwaves, domestic sheep flock into polytunnel sheds seeking respite from sweltering temperatures—a testament to how versatile and adaptable these tunnels truly are. And let us not forget about commercial endeavors either. Poinsettias bloom magnificently within vast polytunnels in the U. S.