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Why Choose Havejoy Garden Fabric Plant Cover?
- Durable & Resuable Material: This garden row cover is made of 1.06oz/ydยฒ non-woven polypropylene cloth with 3% UV protection, protect plant without any damage, perfect for both winter frost protection and summer insect protection.
- Breathable & Light Transmission: Allows sunlight and moisture to reach plants, meeting the needs of thriving plants, enhance plant growth.
- Big Size: 10FT x 33FT large coverage areas are easy to cut any sizes and shapes to meet a variety of planting needs.
- Best Protections Blankets for Plants & Trees: This Thick Plant Blanket creates and retains warmth while protecting against frosts, harsh weather, animals, birds and pests
- Wide Applications: Plant row covers can not only serve as a barrier against frost, but they can also be an important tool for germination and facilitate rapid growth of young plants. By using fabric plant covers on your plants, you can plant earlier in the spring and extend the growing season of your plants.
Fuction of Garden Fabric Frost Cover
Row Covers Frost Protection
Transform Your Garden Row Cover Fabric into a Greenhouse: Maintain Crop Warmth, Insulate Against Cold Air, Rain, Snow, and Frost. Foster Soil Nutrient Decomposition and Release for Optimal Plant Growth.
Plant Covers Pest Protection
Our plant cover serves as a physical barrier against a variety of pests, block insects, birds and small animals from biting your plants.
Seed Germination Blanket
Versatile Floating Row Crop Cover: Convert to a Raised Bed to Boost Soil Temperature and Humidity, Stimulate Seedling Growth, and Prolong Harvest Period.
Plant Shade Cover from Sun
Protect Your Plants with 3% UV-Resistant Materials โ Our plant covers shield against harmful sunlight, diffusing light to keep soil cool and plants hydrated, preventing overheating and sun damage."
All-Purpose Floating Row Cover
R. Summers
Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2025
good. fast delivery
Poppie
Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2025
I cut this in rows 3 feet wide & the length of the fabric to cover my row of Asparagus ferns planted along the driveway. I secured it with plant staples. When I took it off this weekend all of the ferns were dead on top. I used another brand on my pots of asparagus ferns on my front porch. When I took that cover off the Asparfern was still green. Same result on my other plants in the back yard. They didnโt fare very well. Maybe I should have doubled or tripled the layers?
TX buyer
Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2025
Nice and long piece of fabric. I doubled it over my bushes. It is so thin I was afraid it would let the bushes freeze. Weโll have to wait and see if it workedโ
Frances Perez
Reviewed in the United States on February 7, 2024
My plants survived a few cold fronts with this on so I don't have any complaints. It was easy to assemble and place over the plants. There's nothing insanely difficult about it. I did not find any of my plants dead or affected by the cold with this on, but then again, I live in Texas so the coldest it got was in the low 20s for 2-3 days...
CoCo
Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2024
I lost all of my foxtail ferns and hibiscus during a two day freeze even though they were covered completely. Maybe I didnโt do something right, but I had a better outcome when I made heavy duty plastic and old bedsheetsโฆ
Letโs Be Honest
Reviewed in the United States on November 29, 2024
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Chris Dumm
Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2024
A detailed test of a product like this would take a very long time (ideally, a full year) but here's what I've found so far:This screen is easy to cut and pretty lightweight, and it seems to be turning my annual Dianthus plants into perennials by keeping them from freezing at night. Mind you, I don't live in a terribly cold climate (Oregon) and we haven't hit the coldest time of year yet, but these have been on my plants for almost a month and they're still healthy. So it's good in winter.And it also should be good in summer. The photo shows that the mesh is pretty gauzy, so plenty of sunlight can get through. When the height of summer hits I'm going to rig more of it as a sunshade over my Daphne bush, which gets too much afternoon sun.There's enough screen to protect lots of small plants, several sizable bushes, or a 16' x 20' plot of garden. For small plants and seedlings, you'll want to put some stakes into the ground to keep it from weighing them down.A neat product for all-season gardeners!
Square Rigger
Reviewed in the United States on December 17, 2023
Mid December, and we had an 80 degree day, with night time temps dropping to the low 50s, typing Southern California inland valley weather. I have seedings in large planters that soak up a lot of heat during the day, so I am not over concerned with cold weather getting to my tiny plants that are native to the area I live in. What I am concerned about is large grasshoppers and other insects eating the tender little seedlings... It's already happened to some of my sage, and I needed to get some protection for my Narrow Leaf Milkweed, Lemonade Berry Bush and other "locals."This garden fabric is a great way to wrap my pots and planters and protect the seedlings until they are large enough to survive on their own. The 33'x10' is a nice size that I have been cutting planter "wraps" from - and the color helps absorb the warmth during the day and provide the protection I was looking for. I have tried plastic in the past and it gets brittle and starts to fall apart - not very environmentally friendly.I really like this garden cloth and I am recommending it to my plant friends that have sensitive young plants.
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