All-Purpose Garden Fabric
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All-Purpose Garden Fabric
- Row covers extend the growing season in both spring and fall
- Fabric helps insulate plants from chill
- Can also be used as a barrier to exclude insect pests and birds
This is our most versatile garden fabric. It provides frost protection down to 28°F, allowing you to extend the growing season in both spring and fall. It also helps prevent transplant shock in new plantings. In cool weather areas, it can be used as a summertime pest control. 70% light transmission.
- 70% light transmission
- Cold protection to 28 degrees F
- Gardener's Supply Exclusive
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- Lightweight (153)
- Versatile (134)
- Accurate instructions (68)
- Hardy (28)
- Easy to use (19)
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- Difficult to use (6)
- Difficult to store (5)
- Flimsy (5)
- Unattractive (4)
Best Uses
- Garden (182)
- Outdoors (77)
- Patio (25)
- Indoors (4)
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Comments about All-Purpose Garden Fabric:
We use this fabric as a diffusion material when lighting large objects (cars etc.) in our photo studio. It seems to be relatively flameproof although we have not tested it. The large sized versions are perfect for the high ceilings in the studio. As a bonus it is MUCH less expensive than the similar material offered from our regular photo supply source.
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- Business
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Cut to shape, staked into the ground and over hoops, this fabric provides an instant greenhouse for tender seedlings. It also withstands winter's blasts to protect plants from wind and cold when staked in place.
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- Personal
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- Hardy
- Lightweight
- Versatile
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- Garden
- Outdoors
Comments about All-Purpose Garden Fabric:
row cover for insect protection before blossoms,frost protection to start plants early.
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- Personal
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- Lightweight
- Versatile
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- Garden
- Outdoors
Comments about All-Purpose Garden Fabric:
as a insect cover in early part of growing season before blosems. as a rowcover to start plants early and keep them late in season.
- Primary use:
- Personal
Pros
- No Air Flow Through Fabri
- Not For Pest Protection
- Wind Will Blow Cover Off
Cons
- Difficult To Store
- Difficult To Use
- Tears easily
Best Uses
- Indoors
- Patio
- Wind Blows Fabric Off
Comments about All-Purpose Garden Fabric:
I was trying to get a fabric to protect my outdoor plants. The fabric must be breathable, which this fabric does not. I might have ordered the wrong fabric, the summer garden fabric might be what I needed. Not sure what you would use this fabric for???? No air gets through, therefore might actually be good for frost protection.
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This garden cover lets in light plus protects plants beyond description. I planted cabbage March 15. It snowed 5 inches on March 17, then the low for several nights 19 degrees, only getting up to 26 during the day. Wind was 30 miles per hr. My cabbage is doing fine.
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Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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This fabric is light enough to be easy to install but thick enough to keep plants safe from snow. We just had about 4 inches of snow the other week and my onions are just fine. Also withstands high winds, and holds earth staples well.
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- Personal
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- Lightweight
- Versatile
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- Garden
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This garden fabric works wonders! The neighborhood cats LOVE to leave, well, their leavings behind in my veggie bed. This garden fabric works wonderful to cover the soil, letting the plants get both sun and water while protecting the soil from the cats digging. I also use the garden fabric to protect plants from light freezes, and to protect lettuce from the harsh summer sun. Just perfect! Many uses.
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- Lightweight
- Versatile
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- Garden
- Patio
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This garden fabric has many uses. I cover my grapes to keep birds and squirrels out. Then later I use it on small vegetables to keep bugs from eating them. Am going to use it as sun/wind filter for seedlings - just wrap it around the tomato cage.
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- Personal
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- Accurate Instructions
- Lightweight
- Versatile
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- Garden
Comments about All-Purpose Garden Fabric:
i used it to shade my tomatoes we had extra hot summer here in tulsa last year it worked pretty good . i also used it on our first frost .
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