High tunnel and outdoor production of cold-tolerant bedding plants

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November 10, 2016 - Author: Madeline Olberg and Roberto Lopez

As greenhouse space becomes limited in the spring, you may consider using outdoor spaces and high tunnels. Read on for insight into the benefits and risks associated with these growing strategies.

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Tags: annual bedding plants, floriculture, greenhouse temperature management, msu extension

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