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1.2x1M Winter Plant Cover, Winter Plant Protection with Drawstring and Zipper, Reusable Winter Plant Protection Fabric from Frost, Hoarfrost, Insects, 60g/㎡

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Product information

Description

General description

Protect your plants from the effects of winter with the 1.2x1M Winter Plant Cover. This protective fabric acts as insulation, trapping heat and warm air around your plants to shield them from winter frosts, strong winds, heavy rain, and other harsh weather conditions. It serves as a physical barrier to help your plants survive the cold while also protecting them from nibbling animals and insects that can harm your crops.

Technical specifications

  • Dimensions: 1.2 x 1.8 meters
  • Material: High quality non-woven fabric
  • Weight: 60g/㎡
  • Compatibility and accessories

  • Includes drawstrings and zippers for easy installation
  • Usage

  • Ideal for garden plants, growing trees, potted plants, shrubs, young trees, flowering bushes, baby trees, and hanging planters
  • Easy to clean and store, reusable for multiple winters
  • Features

    • Brand
      CYSLMUK
    • Pcs per pack
      1
    • Colour
      Beige
    • Height
      1 cm
    • Width
      100 cm
    • Length
      120 cm
    • Material
      Fabric
    • Weight
      150 g
    • Plants protection type
      Wintering
    • ManoMano Reference
      ME89801028
    • MMID
      767354719326
    • Product code
      PB-007200ZY
    • EAN
      9010050242672

    Customer reviews

    DDidier
    Published on 30/01/2025, France

    Meets my expectations for tree protection.

    JJEAN MARC
    Published on 17/10/2024, France

    Product conforms to the description, nothing to say, I recommend

    MMartine
    Published on 05/01/2026, France

    Very good curtain

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