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200 x 240cm Winter Plant Cover, Plant Winter Cover, Protective Plant Cover with Drawstring and Zipper, Reusable Winter Cover

£32.48
Of which environmental contribution £0.01 including VAT.
Sold by Tinor-GB

Product information

Description

Durable and Breathable Material: The plant cold-weather cover is made of high-quality, highly durable non-woven fabric. The non-woven fabric helps plants withstand cold winds and snow in winter and keeps them in a warm environment. The breathable cold-weather cover allows air and moisture to circulate, providing plants with the necessary growing conditions.

Multifunctional: The winter plant cover not only protects plants from wind and snow in winter but also protects them from insects, birds, and poultry during other seasons.

SMART DESIGN: The perfect combination of a drawstring and zipper makes it very easy to put the cover on your plants or fruit trees. The zipper allows you to easily adjust the size of the opening, making installation very simple; The drawstring allows you to easily adjust the closure size to suit the thickness of the plant branches and trunks.

Reusable: The high-quality materials of this plant cold protection cover are reusable. Simply wash the cover with water, dry it, and it's ready to use again. The cold protection cover is very small; after washing, fold it and place it in the attached bag. It doesn't take up much space and is very easy to store.

Widely Used: This plant protector/flower protector is suitable for potted and freestanding plants. The winter cover can protect roses, palm trees, potted plants, balcony plants, small trees, shrubs, etc.

Features

  • Brand
    TINOR
  • Intended use
    Outdoor
  • Plants protection type
    Wintering
  • ManoMano Reference
    ME239611095
  • MMID
    823625752692
  • Product code
    TIN-00430
  • EAN
    3795322699595
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