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Roll Non-woven Fleece 3x9m Water Permeable UV Resistant Frost Protection Shrubs Palms Garden

£62.61
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Description

This non-woven fleece offers effective frost protection for your plants. The 30 g/m² non-woven fabric allows light and moisture to pass through while protecting against the cold. Ideal for palm trees, olive trees, and vegetables, this non-woven fleece promotes healthy growth. Easy to install, it is UV-resistant and ensures a stable growing climate in your garden year-round. Dimensions: 3 x 9 m Weight per square meter: 30 g/m² Material: Polypropylene Color: White Permeability: Water and air permeable This roll of non-woven fleece measures 3 x 9 m and weighs 30 g/m². It is made of durable polypropylene for extended use in various outdoor weather conditions. The non-woven fleece is suitable for shrubs, tomatoes, and palm trees, easily adapting to different sizes thanks to its flexibility to protect your potted or in-ground plants. Installation is simple: spread the non-woven fleece over the plants and secure it with soil or stakes, allowing the plants to breathe while being protected from winter frost. This water-permeable material prevents the accumulation of stagnant moisture while allowing air and light to pass through, creating an environment conducive to the healthy development of your early seedlings. Please note that dimensions may vary slightly due to manual cutting and that the actual color may differ depending on lighting; however, this fabric remains a reliable solution.

Features

  • Brand
    OTHERS
  • Colour
    White
  • Material
    Polypropylene
  • Water permeability
    Porous
  • Plants protection type
    Wintering
  • ManoMano Reference
    ME229891474
  • MMID
    205888556754
  • Product code
    LINM-89186
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