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#FallGarden celebrates autumn gardening, showcasing vibrant foliage, seasonal plants, cozy outdoor decor, harvesting ideas, sustainable practices, tips for winter preparation, and community gardening inspiration. Embrace nature’s seasonal beauty and creativity!
In the previous post, I showed how I DIY’ed a hoop bender for making low tunnel hoops out of electric metallic tubing (EMT). Today I’ll show how I use this bender to make low tunnel hoops for my raised beds. Prior to bending, I mark 3 spots on the 10 ft EMTs with a permanent marker. I begin by marking 2 spots, each measured from the two ends of the EMT. These two marks indicate where the bend in the hoop should begin relative to the ends. The location of these 2 marks is determined with basic geometry: subtract from the full length of the EMT one half of the circumference of the circle whose diameter is the raised bed width and then divide the result in half. For my 36 inch wide beds, this calculation indicated that the bend of the hoop should start  about 32 inches from the ends of the 10 ft EMT: (120 inches - (0.5 x 36 inches x 3.14)) / 2 = 31.73 inches The final mark is made on the EMT at 5 ft. This marks the midpoint of the EMT. With the marks made, I insert the EMT into the bender until the first mark from the inserted end is at the position of the first bolt on the bender. Then I pull on the free end of the EMT. As the EMT is pulled, it will bend around the arc created by the bolts on the bender. I pull until the EMT is bent up to its midpoint. This completes the bending of the first half of the hoop. I then pull the EMT out of the bender, flip it around, and insert the opposite end of the EMT up to the first mark from that end. Once again, I pull the EMT until it touches the bolts on the bender. Once the EMT is bent up to the midpoint mark, the second half of the hoop is completed. The DIY hoop bender makes bending EMT quick and easy. It took me less than 10 minutes to bend the 8 extra hoops I needed and the best part is that they all turned out perfectly identical which really makes my inner OCD happy! 😝 #lowtunnel #frostprotection #caterpillartunnel #quickhoops #rowcover #cropcover #hoopbender #emthoops #gardenhacks #EncyGROWpedia #growyourownfood #homegrown #homestead #gardenporn #fallgarden #wintergarden #squarefootgardening
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In the previous post, I showed how I DIY’ed a hoop bender for making low tunnel hoops out of electric metallic tubing (EMT). Today I’ll show how I use this bender to make low tunnel hoops for my raised beds. Prior to bending, I mark 3 spots on the 10 ft EMTs with a permanent marker. I begin by marking 2 spots, each measured from the two ends of the EMT. These two marks indicate where the bend in the hoop should begin relative to the ends. The location of these 2 marks is determined with basic geometry: subtract from the full length of the EMT one half of the circumference of the circle whose diameter is the raised bed width and then divide the result in half. For my 36 inch wide beds, this calculation indicated that the bend of the hoop should start about 32 inches from the ends of the 10 ft EMT: (120 inches - (0.5 x 36 inches x 3.14)) / 2 = 31.73 inches The final mark is made on the EMT at 5 ft. This marks the midpoint of the EMT. With the marks made, I insert the EMT into the bender until the first mark from the inserted end is at the position of the first bolt on the bender. Then I pull on the free end of the EMT. As the EMT is pulled, it will bend around the arc created by the bolts on the bender. I pull until the EMT is bent up to its midpoint. This completes the bending of the first half of the hoop. I then pull the EMT out of the bender, flip it around, and insert the opposite end of the EMT up to the first mark from that end. Once again, I pull the EMT until it touches the bolts on the bender. Once the EMT is bent up to the midpoint mark, the second half of the hoop is completed. The DIY hoop bender makes bending EMT quick and easy. It took me less than 10 minutes to bend the 8 extra hoops I needed and the best part is that they all turned out perfectly identical which really makes my inner OCD happy! 😝 #lowtunnel #frostprotection #caterpillartunnel #quickhoops #rowcover #cropcover #hoopbender #emthoops #gardenhacks #EncyGROWpedia #growyourownfood #homegrown #homestead #gardenporn #fallgarden #wintergarden #squarefootgardening
#gardendesign #fallgarden #gardendecor #gardenflowers #gardentour #backyardvibes #backyardigans
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Replying to @TheGardeningChef Fall & Winter Garden Ideas + Goals #gardengoals #gardenideas #gardeningideas #gardentips #gardenhacks #communitygardens #gardenersoftiktok #gardeningtips #gardeninghacks #gardening101 #growfood #growyourownfood #backyardgardening #backyardgardener #foodgarden #floridagardening #wintergarden #wintergardenflorida #fallgarden #fallgardening #wintergardening #heirloomtomatoes #brassicas #winterharvest #fallharvest #cabbage #swisschard #broccoli #cauliflower #collard #collardgreens #tomato #pumpkin #lettuce #peas #beans #onions #carrots #eatwhatyougrow #homegrown #homegrownfood #mushrooms #mushroomcompost #wintervegetables #fallvegetables #thingstogrow #buyselltrade #supportcommunity #backyardgrocerystore #backyardgroceries #savemoney #growforthefuture #thingstodoinflorida
Harvesting tonight (ofc not the native copper iris and others in the wildlife pools that also make an appearance here) #fallgarden #wintergarden #lettuce #fallgreens #spinach #beet #cilantro #bokchoy
That raps up our little fall/winter garden! πŸ’— Can’t wait until spring! #fallgarden #freezing #freshvegetables #momtok #homestead #louisiana #fyp

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