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Product Description
1.2oz/yd² Garden Fabric Plant Cover for Winter Frost Protection & Sun Pest Protection - 10FT x 30FT
10FT x 30FT Plant Covers Freeze Protection - Thicker & Bigger
Why Choosing AKIT Plant Cover Freeze Protection for Plants?
- Thicker Than Regular : 1.2oz/yd² makes it more DURABLE than 0.9oz/yd².
1.2oz thick fabric blanket is ideal for extending the growing season, protecting your vegetables, flowers and plants but not vulnerable.
- Best Protections Blankets for Plants & Trees
This Thick Plant Blanket creates and retains warmth while protecting against frosts, harsh weather, animals, birds and pests.
- Larger Size : 10FT X 30FT Covers Approx. 27 square meters;
Big enough for Home Garden use, and Convenient for Commercial purposes.
WHAT IF YOU COULD:
Get a jump start on your spring garden
Give heat-loving crops a strong start in spring
Protect your crops from frost and challenging weather conditions
Establish summer-planted crops for fall and winter harvesting
Extend the harvest season into late autumn and winter
Prevent insect pests as well as critters like birds and rabbits from damaging or destroying your vegetables
Ruined by Heavy Frost?
NO MORE DAMAGE.
With this Thick Frost Cloth, your plants can be well protected. Cut the plant frost cover into correct size you need, and Lay it over the plants in single layer or double layer , or even triple layer loosely and then secure the plant frost blanket with soil, stones or staples. You can also support the floating row covers with a hoop, make enough room for plants to breath and grow.
Snow Covered Plants?
No Worry.
Before Snow Comes, Drape the plant covers right over garden plants, and then secure the edges of plant frost blanket with soil, stones or staples. Or use hoops or garden stakes frame to support it. Or, you can also support the floating row covers with hoops or garden stakes.
When to Uncover the Frost Plant Blanket？
Place frost plant covers over your plants before sunset to hold the ground heat, which will slowly re-radiate beneath the frost blanket during the night, and keep the plants at the proper temperature. The next day, once temperatures rise above freezing, remove the plant row covers so the sunlight can reheat the ground. Dry the plant covers out before reusing them if they become wet. You can layer plant covers, depending on the degree of cold expected.
SOUND FAMILIAR?
These are several of the issues that you could be facing in your garden...
- Damaging all your hard work
- Leaving behind unsightly holes in your plants and veggies
- Ruining your crops before they are ready to harvest
Is your vegetable garden...
Plagued by pests like imported cabbage worms, squash bugs, or cucumber beetles?
Considered an all-you-can-eat buffet by deer and rabbits?
And you want to...
Harvest earlier or later in the season--or maybe even throughout the winter month?
Give your newly sown seeds or transplanted seedlings the best start in your garden?
Do Not Hesitate! Protect your plants with AKIT Plant Covers!
Why Is This Plant Blanket A Must for Garden Life?
- All-Purpose Floating Row Cover
Build a floating row of any shape with any tools as you like, to protect your vegetables, flowers or any other plants.
- Effective Block Against Insects & frost
The plant floating row cover can not only work as a barrier against frost, but also protect your plants from annoying insects or animals.
- Block Sunlight Overheat Away from Your Plants
Due to the raising weather change, extreme high temperature is becoming more and more often. This plant cover for sun, can block and radiate some heat, but retain some moisture for plants.
Plant Cover as Greenhouse
Wide Application In your Garden Work:
It is the Best Plant Protectors for Outdoor Plants;
It Protects Plants from Frost and Wind;
It Reduces Overheat in Summer;
It Blocks Insects or Animals from Eating Plants;
It Keeps proper Humidity and Temperature of the Soil.
Casandra
Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2025
I have not had the chance to use this for the freeze defense for my raise beds yet, but will be using to help warm up the soil before the last freeze to get a head start on sowing. The material is soft and stretchy (to a degree) and it is just what I expected.
lucky
Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2025
I bought this covering film to protect some of my plants so that they can survive the winter smoothly, such as blueberries, strawberries, ginseng fruit cabbage...etc. After a wave of extremely cold weather, some plants died and some survived, so it is difficult to comment. It is no problem at all for some more cold-resistant plants.
don R.
Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2025
I must admit that I had my doubts, but this freeze covers actually performed as advertised. We had temps in the 20's and FOUR INCHES OF SNOW in the Houston area. I covered some plants with the product and for additional.. insurance... I draped some old Christmas lights around through the plants. They all survived.I cut the cover into 3 pieces and used small metallic stakes ( and some bricks) to hold them in place. Very good value
Nancy
Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2024
These work really well.. put them on in November and just took them off in March. Will be able to use again in November. held up really good 👍
norma wint
Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2024
Easy to work with! Covered my plants by myself. Is holding up very well
Mys
Reviewed in the United States on December 24, 2024
I bought several different weights of plant covers this season and this is the midweight version at one ounce/yard. I can tell it is barely thicker with less light transparency than the lightest fabric I bought at .74 ounce per square yard but essentially, they both look and feels similar. The fabric is kind of like the old tyvek fabric but more breathable. While the lightweight cloth is good for just laying over the top of crops, when it comes to buying hoops to raise the height, I wanted something sturdier. I wanted a little bit more resistant to intruding rodents (looking at you Mr. Bunny Rabbit) and something to withstand the wind. In the community garden, people who use raised row covers usually cover taller plants to give them some air.... and they are bushier and bigger than those who aren't using row covers due to the heat retention of the fabric. This is good fabric and should do great in my garden.
Dogmama
Reviewed in the United States on October 4, 2024
Bought this for summer sun protection per this part of the product description: "Outdoor Garden Fabric for Summer Sun Pest Protection". Placed over six plants to prevent sun scald and tacked in place with garden staples. Am thankful I didn't cover more plants. Came back after a week away and found this product had completely disintegrated. Bits and pieces of it were everywhere. Removing the remaining shreds on the plants and gathering what I could from the yard resulted in fragile fragments, handfuls of filmy particles and clouds of particle dust. Used a mask to avoid breathing the dust and had to wash hands twice to get the residue off. This is a stunningly useless, icky "material" that degrades into a whopping clean up hassle. Regretfully have a lot more product i planned to used. A hazmat bag would be appropriate for disposal.
Lashrew
Reviewed in the United States on October 25, 2024
Very light weight and gentle on plants. Will let through enough light.
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