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Ultimate Protection Garden Fleece Frost Cover for Plants, Trees & Shrubs – 1.35m x 2m x 2m high, Pack 3

Name: Ultimate Protection Garden Fleece Frost Cover for Plants, Trees & Shrubs – 1.35m x 2m x 2m high, Pack 3
Brand: GARDENSKILL
SKU: gpf12514p3
Price: 42.98 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4 (5 reviews)

Sold by GardenSkill

Product information

Description

General description

Protect your plants from cold, frost, harsh weather conditions, and pests with our Ultimate Protection Garden Fleece Frost Cover. This lightweight cover is easy to use and provides the ideal level of warmth during autumn and winter. It can be placed over trees, plants, crops, or similar-sized fruit cages and raised beds. Please note that the wooden base and aluminum poles are not included.

Technical specifications

Dimensions: 1.35m x 2m x 2m high

Pack size: 3 covers

Features

Brand
GARDENSKILL
Length
200 cm
Width
200 cm
Height
200 cm
Material
Fabric

Customer reviews

4,4

/ 5 Reviews

Reviews verified by ManoMano

AAmanda

Published on 26/11/2024, United Kingdom

The size and weight are good but it's basically a VERY large bag. The fact that it has to be lifted UP & OVER the plants makes it extremely difficult to fit, and virtually impossible to do single handed. A zip would make all the difference!

MManoMano Customer

Published on 27/01/2023, United Kingdom

lovely and large

PPauline

Published on 19/12/2022, United Kingdom

The fleece cover was well made, strong and arrived quickly. It was big enough to cover a 2 metre high tree and tie around the base. Tricky in the wind but manageable with two of us. It's kept my tree well protected during the recent cold snap.

MManoMano Customer

Published on 09/12/2022, United Kingdom

A good product however a couple of manufacturing defects. Contacted seller who was extremely helpful.

Advice from

What to do in the garden in February

February is a chilly month meaning there's not a huge amount you can do in the garden. That said, the days are getting longer and nature is coming out of hibernation little by little. If the weather allows it, you may even be able to cautiously start sowing a few seeds under cold frames towards the end of the month.

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