[DOC] [TLE] horticulture - Breeding | Britannica.com [PAR] With reference to asexually propagated crops, the term cultivar means any ... 
Cold frames, used to start plants before the normal growing season, are low 
enclosed beds covered with a removable sash of glass or plastic. ... Heat, 
however, as long-wave radiation, is prevented from leaving the glass or plastic 
cover at night. [DOC] [TLE] Real-World Winter Gardening Tips From Your Growing Zone ... [PAR] I made a cold frame from leftover wood and greenhouse glass, which is not 
really glass .... They got under my plastic covering and nearly destroyed my 
winter garden this year! .... I plant in low raised beds with very well-amended soil. 
.... Start seeds early enough to get sizeable plants and cover them before hard 
frost/snow. [DOC] [TLE] FSC 121: Plant Propagation Structures [PAR] Sep 20, 2012 ... Cold frames, low polyethylene tunnels or sun tunnels covered by saran cloth and 
... However, for short term benefits, plastic covered green houses can also be 
made. ... poly-houses is in fashion for raising nursery of fruit plant in off season. ... 
A hotbed is a bed of soil enclosed in a glass or plastic frame. [DOC] [TLE] Hobby Greenhouses | Publications | UGA Extension [PAR] Feb 23, 2009 ... A hobby greenhouse can be a simple, polyethylene-covered ... to grow a few 
plants at relatively low cost for heating and cooling. ... The tendency is to start 
with a very small house, which quickly ..... A hotbed (Figure 5) is a bed of soil 
enclosed in a glass or plastic ..... Message - please include your name. [DOC] [TLE] Low Tunnels vs Cold Frames - Mother of a Hubbard [PAR] Sep 3, 2014 ... 10 Reasons Why Low Tunnels Beat Cold Frames for Winter ... arc over garden 
beds, then covered with fabric row cover or clear plastic ... Low-growing 
vegetables like spinach, lettuce, and beets are fine for ... 7) A Reason for Every 
Season ... If you use a cold frame or a clear-plastic covered low tunnel, you... [DOC] [TLE] Gardening Basics  Extend the Season with Plant Cover-ups ... [PAR] By covering plants with contraptions ranging from glass bells to movable ... Some 
cover individual plants and others cover a row or bed of plants. Depending on 
your climate and gardening focus, you can use them to start or harden off ... you 
can pre-drill or slit aeration holes in the roll of solid plastic before unfurling it. [DOC] [TLE] Horticulture :: Greenhouse cultivation [PAR] Plant growing structures/containers in green house production 5. ... Otherwise, 
inside temperature is increased when all sidewalls are covered with plastic film. [DOC] [TLE] Short Season Vegetable Garden - University of Idaho [PAR] To successfully grow vegetables in short season areas, you will ... your garden 
with an accurate high and low ... heat is available under plastic mulches and 
plant covers. ... Beds raised 10 to 12 inches above the normal soil ... To provide 
warm soil early in the spring, cover .... season areas start vegetable plants 
indoors and. [DOC] [TLE] Cold-Climate Greenhouse Resource - University of Minnesota ... [PAR] Season extension is a commonly-used term to define this practice at a larger .... 
Commonly, winter greenhouses are used to start seedlings in the late ..... Soil is 
added before and after the harvest in low, raised beds. .... covered in 
polyethylene sheets. .... when the sun is shining through the glass or plastic 
glazing, this is not. [DOC] [TLE] Season Extenders for Vegetables - Organic GardeningOrganic ... [PAR] Oct 17, 2014 ... It is then covered with glass, plastic or Plexiglas. The reason for the 45 angle is 
to maximize the input of light inside the cold frame, as it faces... [DOC] [TLE] Fruit Walls: Urban Farming in the 1600s - LOW-TECH MAGAZINE [PAR] Dec 24, 2015 ... The fruit wall appears around the start of the so-called Little Ice Age, ... lower 
temperatures, such as apples, pears, raspberries, vegetables and .... In England, 
too, there were glass-

Question: Name for a low, enclosed bed covered with glass or plastic for starting plants before the season
Answer: Cold Frame