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Set of 2 Winter Covers, 80x120 cm, Frost Protection with Zipper and Drawstring, Reusable Bag for Palm Trees

£73.11
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Description

This set of two winter plant covers offers effective protection against frost and cold for your plants. Made from 80 g/m² non-woven polypropylene, this cover ensures good breathability while blocking wind and snow. The zipper closure allows for easy daily access, while the drawstring keeps the cover securely in place. Ideal for palm trees, olive trees, and potted shrubs, it creates a microclimate conducive to the winter survival of your garden plants. Quantity: 2 pieces Dimensions: 80 cm x 120 cm Material: Non-woven polypropylene Density: 80 g/m² Features: Waterproof, breathable, windproof This set includes two covers measuring 80 cm x 120 cm, made from dense 80 g/m² non-woven polypropylene for increased durability against the elements. The breathable material allows air and light to pass through, essential for photosynthesis, while effectively protecting your plants from intense frost, heavy snow, and strong winds. Installation is simplified thanks to the side zipper for quick access and the adjustable drawstring that securely fastens the cover around the pot or trunk. This versatile protection is suitable for palm trees, olive trees, rose bushes, and fruit trees, whether potted or planted in the ground, creating a stable microclimate to limit thermal shock. Usable in all seasons, this cover also protects against harmful insects and prevents premature fruit drop during inclement weather, ensuring the health of your plants.

Features

  • Brand
    OTHERS
  • Colour
    Beige
  • Width
    80 cm
  • Length
    120 cm
  • Material
    Polypropylene
  • Air Permeability
    Breathable
  • Water permeability
    Waterproof
  • Plants protection type
    Wintering
  • ManoMano Reference
    ME229892894
  • MMID
    195922898329
  • Product code
    LINM-90634
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