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Remiawy plant covers for cold weather for winter, which made of 0.90 oz/yd² non-woven fabric. It can safeguard your plants and bushes from harsh winter winds, untimely frosts, late freezes, heavy snow, road salt, hungry deer and rabbits, or other animals.
This outdoor plants floating row cover measures 10 x 33 ft and weights 17.08 oz. It can be used in temperatures as low as 32ºF. The blanket plant cover will help promote the veggies, fruit, flowers, and extend the growing season, so that you can enjoy fruit instead of just dreaming about it until next year! We have a few options of frost covers for outdoor to safeguard your plants.
Lightweight
0.90 oz/yd² non-woven fabric, light transmission is 85%. The plant cover let sunlight pass through, ensuring that plants growing
Breathable
The frost cloth plant cover allows air to circulate and avoids water accumulation and overheating, maintaining proper humidity around the plant
Hydrophobicity
Avoid heavy rain or frost penetrating the plant cover, while also allowing it to penetrate the water that the plants need
How to Install Garden Plant Cover:
1. Flat Lay Use: Determine what length and width of plant frost blanket you will need. Lay the floating row cover loosely over the plants, crops, keeping in mind that the edges must be secured
2. Supported Use: Support the plant cover with garden hoops, allowing space for the plants to grow. Secure the edges of the cover with soil, rocks, or other heavy objects
3. Wrapping Use: For potted plants, cut the appropriate size according to the size of the plant, wrap the plant, and tie the plant cover
Mayra Ortega
Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2025
They were light and perfect measurements to cover my banana plants.
Misty Yates Holton
Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2025
We bought these for the Houston snow storm and 3 days freezing temps. We are so surprised these worked! I think our plants are greener than they were before the storm. Proof is in the picture!
Charles Desmarais
Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2024
In my tough summer climate, with temps reaching 118° last summer, these don’t last forever. But they are huge—cutting one in half gives me two generous pieces that easily cover raised beds of about 25 square feet. And they are effective as sunshade, frost covers, seed/seedling protection from birds, etc. A good product that I am happy to recommend.
It's a secret
Reviewed in the United States on December 6, 2024
I live in Northern Michigan and used these for my plants this Fall. So happy I could make my mums last longer doing so.
WVRaven
Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2022
Though this is lightweight it is not at all durable. Used it to cover tomato plants to keep the birds off the fruit. Wrapped the square tomato cages and attached using spring type clothes pins. Chunks of it started falling off after 2 months. Found tulle fabric a much better option. It is more expensive but it lasts for several years. This product was not a good option for me.
Ryan
Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2022
I started a new garden and in the first week we experienced a hard freeze with my new plants. Everything was on the ground and I used hoops and covers and stabilize the ends with rocks. So far for the first night the strawberries peas lettuces and pollinating flowers are all in good shape. We will see how they hold up throughout the week but I didn’t see frost on top of the covers and the plants look good. It seems like it’s working just fine.
Milt
Reviewed in the United States on October 2, 2021
I haven't used it yet but if feels very lightweight and I ordered it because it was very highly recommended by a very experienced farmer. No frost yet in Western NY.
Candace
Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2019
Have only opened one of the 4 packages purchased and it is NOT 8'x24'. Its more like 4' x 48'. Did not actually measure the length, but its absolutely only 4' wide and WAAAAYYYYY longer than 24'. and that made it a bit of a struggle to use, especially as the evening breeze was blowing. first started unfolding it and realized it was narrower and then it became longer and longer and the breeze was blowing it every which way. Got it doubled up and then folded it in half again so was putting it over the hoops half front and half in the back. Fortunately, did not need to cover the full length of the bed as only have seedlings in half of it. So it works, it does what it should do, just needed more clips than I'd been planning on and some adaption. Will check on the others and if they are as advertised, all well and good. If not, I'll be getting out the sewing machine and making me some 8 x 24 rectangles!
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