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Outdoor Frost Protection Cover, Round Frost Protection – Reusable Barrier with Drawstring for Winter Trees, Shrubs, Balcony, Flowerbed

£33.11
Sold by Selphora

Product information

Description

Durable Materials: Lightweight non-woven fabric that facilitates air circulation and light access, while reducing the risk of damage from excessive material exposure.

Special Secure Cover: Equipped with an adjustable drawstring, these plant covers ensure a snug fit to effectively prevent cold air infiltration while allowing for one-handed operation for greater convenience and reliable protection during use.

Durable Seasonal Protections: Designed for a variety of planting scenarios, the two dome-shaped covers feature a double-layer construction, providing robust protection suitable for shrubs up to 185.4 cm (72 inches), while maintaining ease of use in any garden layout.

Moisture Retention Barrier: Prevents frost and animal interference, retains plant moisture while resisting cold air intrusion to maintain a protective microclimate at low temperatures.

Effortless Installation Process : The open design allows for a three-second setup without configuration, making installation quick and easy while reducing effort during regular use of the plant covers.

Product Attributes: Product Name: Plant Protector. Material: Non-woven fabric. Small Size: Product size: approximately 190 x 190 x 1 cm. Large Size: Product size: approximately 240 x 240 x 1 cm. Weight: 185 g.

Product List: 1 Plant Protector.

Notes: 1. Due to lighting effects and photography angles, the product may have a slight color difference. Thank you for your understanding. 2. Due to manual measurement, there may be a tolerance in the product size.

Features

  • Brand
    OTHERS
  • Colour
    Green
  • Intended use
    Outdoor
  • Height
    1 cm
  • ManoMano Reference
    ME223294946
  • MMID
    740665880157
  • Product code
    6953625665939
  • EAN
    6953625665939
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