Plant Covers Freeze Protection 10x20ft Frost Cloth for Winter Outdoor

Easy to use and worked as intended. I live in Houston and needed something to protect my native plants from the freeze. It did not help my sub-tropical plants. They weren't destined to make it through a hard freeze. This sheet was thin, and needed bricks to hold it down on all sides, but held up to heavy winds, dogs running by it, ice, and rain. It was true to size and seemed to hold up well!

Does it's job. It's light weight and pretty easy to cover your plants, if it's not windy. The windy made it a bit difficult as it kept getting caught on the branches. Overall, can't complain. It did what it was supposed to, which was keep my plants from the freeze

Love this made my own green house,thank you

Came packaged well & quickly. Needed something quick to protect my brassicas for fall season as caterpillars kept invading, bc it’s raining more often and is washing off the BT. I personally did not cut it properly so had to fiddle around with it for a sec to secure it. I did notice a micro-tear (when clamping to loops it ripped rather easily & I was very careful why i gave it 3 stars). It can get windy in Alabama during storm season so not sure how it will hold up with the tear. For the $$$ seems ok. Will determine the durability later, as i have another made from different material (almost plastic like & super heavy duty) at my community garden bed.

Very large size fabric. It covered my plants during a late frost. I would definitely recommend. Arrived timely.

Used these for frost covers AND to keep my chickens out of two small beds. Today I took off my stapled on in haste covers and was happy to see radish, mixed lettuce and greens sprouts, I installed hoops and used more of the cover material clipped onto the hooped cover Chickens will be fenced in soon, but for now the hoops and frost covers allow sun and not chickens. Was easy to (thin enough) water through the cloth on first install but sturdy enough to keep hens out. Large enough to meet the needs of my small garden.

Should be advertised as a frost protector. We had 27° temperature three nights in a row, which was very unusual for Florida, and many of my plants didn’t make it. I doubled up the fabric and it worked for my small azaleas. However it did not help on my izora plants. I lost 30 plants. So I guess it really depends on the type of plant you’re trying to protect.

Non woven fabric for covering plants, I used it for a temporary greenhouse.

excellent cover