Berlune Plant Covers Freeze Protection Frost Blankets Plant Covers for Winter Protection Frost Cloth Floating Row Cover for Outdoor Garden Raised Bed Frost Snow Protection (Green,10 ft x 50 ft) - Berlune-COVERS-DFN14867

• Large Size: our garden frost cover spans an impressive size of about 10 ft x 50 ft. With a density of 0.9 oz/yd², it offers ample coverage for your garden. It is a nice solution for those dealing with a larger area of plants or gardening at a larger scale. You can use a single, double or triple layer to cover your plants depending on the temperature, or you can use scissors to cut them to the size you need Trustworthy Material: crafted with quality non woven fabric, our garden fabric plant cover ensures you can provide the utmost protection to your plants. This material is not only strong and durable but also breathable and provides the protection against external factors, providing good breathing and growth space for plants Plant Protection: our frost cloth for plants is designed to offer overarching plant protection. It protects your plants from harsh weather, insects, birds, and even avoid the sun from scalding your precious greenery. Giving you peace of mind knowing that your garden is well protected. It is ideal for anyone who wishes to keep their plants healthy and thriving despite external challenges Widely Applicable: the garden cover for winter is conducive to accelerate germination, helping seedlings grow rapidly. In winter, it can provide effective protection for plants to resist cold weather, and can extend the growing season of plants to early spring or late autumn, maximizing crop yield. It is suitable for vegetable fields, gardens, farms and other sites Easy to Use: the floating row cover is a single layer, when the temperature continues to decrease, you can fold it or cut it into multiple pieces according to your needs, increase the number of layers to provide more effective protection. You can directly cover the vegetable row, plants, or use a support to support the cold cloth, leave enough space for the plant, and then use soil or stone and others to fix it