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(39×16×18 Inch) 2-Piece Rectangular Planter Box Protector Covers, Frost Protection for Winter Plants, Rectangular Winter Plant Covers, Outdoor Plant Frost Protection Covers with Drawstring

£55.48
Sold by Selphora

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Description

【High-Quality Material】These plant frost protection covers are made of soft, durable, and tear-resistant polypropylene (PP) non-woven fabric. The winter plant cover has a 70g/m² frost protection weight and moderate thickness, effectively protecting plants from wind, frost, and snow.

【Adjustable Drawstring】Our winter plant covers feature an adjustable drawstring at the bottom, allowing you to securely attach them to your flower box. Protect your plants from wind, snow, and other harsh weather conditions, as well as insects and birds.

【Easy to Use】Simply place the plant cover over your flower box and then pull the drawstring to adjust the size to fit. The plant frost protection covers are designed in a beige color with good light transmission, so plants can still receive sunlight in winter. 【Multiple Applications】The plant frost protection can be used in various scenarios, such as outdoor planters, indoor rectangular flower pots, railing planters, balcony planters, and window boxes. The rectangular planter protector allows your beloved plants to thrive even in winter. 【What You Will Get】The package contains 2 plant covers for winter use. The size of the rectangular plant frost protection covers is approximately 39 × 16 × 18 inches (L × W × H), making them easy to replace.

Features

  • Brand
    OTHERS
  • Colour
    Beige
  • Material
    Polypropylene
  • ManoMano Reference
    ME225827299
  • MMID
    998098370251
  • Product code
    4048398415828
  • EAN
    4048398415828
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