Winter Covers for Potted Plants, Winter Plant Cover, Thermal Protection Bag for Flower Pots, Winter Frost Protection Bag for Potted Plants.
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【Material Size Design】: Protective bag for potted plants (W x H): 45 x 50 cm, felt pad diameter 43 cm, suitable for potted plants of various sizes. With a zipper on the side and a drawstring at the top, it can be opened horizontally and vertically. This design allows you to pull the zipper to close the pot protector, protecting the pot from the cold from above.
【Durable Material】: This handmade plant cover made of Oxford cloth and aluminum foil can retain heat and protect your delicate plant from harsh conditions such as snow, hail, frost, strong winds, etc. The durable material ensures long-lasting use and is ideal for outdoor use.
【Zipper Design with Drawstring】: The unique adjustable drawstring design allows you to adjust the width according to the size of the plant and also provides good support to prevent the plant from being blown away by strong winds. The drawstring closure closes the pot protector to protect the pot from the cold from above, and the easy-to-use zipper makes it simple to open and close.
【Reusable】: Our winter covers are extremely user-friendly. The bags They are easy to clean and reusable. When you no longer need them, you can wash them, dry them completely, and store them until next winter. These plant cover bags can be reused for years. 【Versatile Use】: These potted plant protection bags are suitable for protecting small, medium, and large garden plants during the winter months. Whether it's palm trees, trees, rose bushes, potted plants, balcony plants, or shrubs, these bags are the best choice for winter plant protection. You can also use them as storage bags in your free time to meet your other needs.
Features
- BrandYYV
- ColourBlack
- Intended useOutdoor
- Plants protection typeWintering
- ManoMano ReferenceME273344560
- MMID497413497947
- Product codeTezuka-28283
- EAN4006959851324
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