Gardening Naturally Light/White Horticultural Garden Fleece Plant Protection Warmacrop 30G - 4M (13Ft 1In) / 20M (65Ft In)

Gardening Naturally

This heavy-duty 30g horticultural garden fleece will protect your plants from frost and cold. The garden fleece provides superior frost protection, shielding plants and shrubs down to -5ºC. While effective against frost, it's important to consider the additional impact of wind chill. Ideal for tender plants, shrubs, and early potatoes, this horticultural fleece is crafted from UV-stabilised spun-bonded polypropylene for durability. Heavy Duty Garden Fleece For Frost Protection The fleece will also provide effective and economical greenhouse insulation, providing warmth without condensation. We have worked out some greenhouse insulation fleece kits. We also sell a large range of fleece pegs and clips. Water, light and air can all pass through the material. Warmacrop fleece is made from spun bonded polypropylene. Horticultural garden fleece plant bags or buy ready-made garden fleece bags. What is the difference between garden fleece and horticultural fleece? Nothing these are the same product with different names. See our Garden Fleece Blog for more information. What is garden fleece? Garden or horticultural fleece is a lightweight white fabric which you can lay over or wrap around your plants to protect them when frost is forecast. They are also quite often called crop covers. See other types of garden fleece available. How to care for garden horticultural fleece It can be washed in warm soapy water and once dry can be stored away from mice and vermin. Are there alternatives to garden fleece? Thermacrop is an alternative to garden fleece, it works the same way but has a life expectancy of 5 years. Why do I need garden fleece? Garden fleece covers to stop the frost from getting to your crops. If you are in a very cold part of the country or a very severe frost is expected, put on a double-layer.Our 30g garden fleece is ideal for covering vegetables, soft fruit, herbs and seedlings during colder months. It helps trap warmth while allowing air and water through.