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Voile Hivernage Plante, Lot de 2 Housse d'hivernage pour Plantes en Pot, 120 x 180cm Contre Le Froid et Le Gel, 60g/m² bâche Protection Arbustes Couverture Cloche Potager Tomate Voile de Forcage

£45.08
Of which environmental contribution £0.01 including VAT.
Sold by Tinor-GB

Product information

Description

Winter Frost Protection: This winter plant cover is made of improved, thicker non-woven fabric, protecting your delicate plant from harsh conditions such as snow, hail, frost, and strong winds. It can also protect your plant from potential damage such as bird bites or animal damage.

Lightweight and Breathable: The material of the plant frost cover is very lightweight and soft, so it won't harm your plants. This protective cover allows your plant to breathe smoothly, absorb moisture from the sun, and grow normally.

Drawstring Design: The easy-to-put-on and easy-to-take-off drawstring on the tree cover makes it easy to protect your favorite large plant. The drawstring reduces the risk of damaging young shoots and flower buds during installation and removal.

putting on and taking off the cover.

The drawstring at the bottom of the plant cover keeps it in place and ensures the cover's stability and warmth. High compatibility: These large plant covers are widely suitable for most trees, flowers, vegetables, or multiple growing potted plants. You can measure the size of your plant before purchasing. Reusable and durable: These plant covers can keep your plants healthy and work very well to stimulate plant growth. The fabric material is lightweight enough not to hinder the plant's growth process. The tear-resistant fabric is stabilized and reusable for long-term use.

Features

  • Brand
    TINOR
  • Length
    120 cm
  • ManoMano Reference
    ME239619578
  • MMID
    766047348131
  • Product code
    TIN-08510
  • EAN
    3792895480391
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