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2.4 x 2 m Winter Plant Cover, Winter Plant Protection with Drawstring and Zipper, Reusable Winter Plant Protection Fabric Against Frost, Cold and Insects

£51.84
Of which environmental contribution £0.01 including VAT.

Product information

Description

Protect your plants from the effects of winter. Winter plant protection acts as insulation, trapping heat and moisture around plants to protect them from adverse weather conditions such as frost, strong winds, heavy rain, and heat. It provides physical protection and helps plants survive the cold. It also forms a protective barrier against animals and insects. Winter mulch for vegetable plants protects plants from being eaten and prevents insects from laying eggs on them, thus reducing the risk of damage caused by animals. It features a high-quality drawstring and zipper. The winter plant protection net is made of high-quality fabric. This material is durable yet breathable and water-permeable, providing the humidity necessary for plant growth. The winter plant netting features drawstrings and zippers for easy installation and ensures that the winter cover remains intact and does not loosen, even in strong winds. [Versatile Applications] This 8 x 6.5 ft outdoor winter plant cover provides ample space to cover your plants or several potted plants. Ideal for garden plants, growing trees, potted plants, shrubs, seedlings, flowering bushes, young trees, hanging baskets, and other plants requiring protection. This winter cover is easy to clean and store and can be reused for multiple winters.

Features

  • Brand
    SNQ
  • Pcs per pack
    1
  • Colour
    Beige
  • Intended use
    Outdoor
  • Height
    2 cm
  • Width
    200 cm
  • Length
    240 cm
  • Material
    Fabric
  • Weight
    250 g
  • ManoMano Reference
    ME92392738
  • MMID
    537427377183
  • Product code
    FD-15943
  • EAN
    6289547516425
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