Reusable Rectangle Plant Blanket For Cold Weather Snow Protection - 10Ft×33Ft Frost Protection Floating Row Cover, Winterize Cover For Garden Plant Covers Freeze Protection Review

Works well when weather turns cold. On plants that cover blew off you could tell a difference in those that were protected by cover and the ones that the cover blew off. I live in utah and the nights can get really cold here. Bought a set for son in colorado. He used during an early snow. His plants survived the cold. Other Son same area tried to cover with regular plastic. He lost his plants. you could cut into smaller pieces to protect small bushes and trees to protect from the bitter cold.

This product will disintegrate in the sun. I had a portion of it covered by stones to hold it down and it is still strong, the part exposed to sun will shred into pieces upon lightest touch. Along that I had an old cover that I have been using continuously for over two years without any issues it survived without any trouble. Therefore you don't want to use this product outdoors, maybe just as a frost cover for a couple days.

I purchased 8x24' (1.0 oz/yd) covers from the same company last year. I wanted to reorder them this year but they were not going to arrive as soon as I wanted and besides I wanted a 10' width. The 10' ones were not the same as the smaller size, which I found out were 'thickened'. The 10x33' ones I got were 1.06 oz/yd but are thinner and don't look as durable. But the main surprise is that the new ones are only listed as giving protection to 38 degrees (not even down to freezing) while the…

No problems with it at all. It was a bit long but I cut it to the size I needed. Pot plants were very protected. That's my review!

Easy to use. When it comes to my tomato garden, our growing season is over when I say it is! :) We’ve had our first two nights of frost, with two more coming before we go back to seasonal temps, and my plants are holding up fine!

Don't buy this. It disintegrated in less than a year and I only used it occasionally! Pulled it out of storage to look at it for this coming winter. and it disintegrated into a million pieces. I just bought it last November and only used it a few times! Junk!

got a bunch of these to cover my fruit trees in case of random frost weather. worked great over this weekend when the weather suddenly dropped from 60s to 20s and I had to protect my pear and peach buds that'd already fully blossomed.was afraid that the fabric would rip from the constant pull and yank over the scratchy branch ends, but it held up fine! in great condition after first usage, so I'd say I'm satisfied.Just wish they came in different/bigger sizes. a 10x33 is awfully awkward for…

The row covers disintegrated in just one season. I have been buying row covers for over 30 years from many vendors. I have never seen them rot, ever…. Thought I had a rodent in my garden realizing the row covers were just falling apart.

This cover has been on my garden for about four weeks and it is falling apart! It has large holes is several places there fore it is worthless.

Perfect for harvesting a few extra tomatoes and peppers once the weather cools down. They work well with the Florida weave system. I also use these for making temporary cold frames in spring.The only downside is unless you double them up they let too much wind through if it's under 40 degrees or so. I lost all my tomato plants at the end of last season on an above-freezing day with 30mph winds.

I bought the cover to put over my planters at night to protect them from marauding deer. Out of site, out of mind! It’s been about a month and not a nibble! I will use it later this fall when the cold weather comes.

I understand that this cover got rave reviews, and I wish I had the same experience. I had this cloth folded and under shelter and when I picked it up after several months it actually fell apart in my hands! When I picked it up in another spot it did the same thing like a dandelion puff, disintegrated and blew away in the wind. Unbelievable.

I purchased three of these for my garden to prevent pepper tomato and other plants from freezing in Texas. I trimmed the plants back, and was able to get two rows covered (10' width of material was perfect) with each. I used thin metal rod spikes and bricks and they stayed on through some15-20 mph fronts so far. Easy to cut to fit length of rows, and I covered my trumpet trees with the leftover material, just safety pinned together. Quick shipping too.

The fleece came in the mail in its plastic bag. That was sufficient for the trip - no box needed. The fleece is typical heavy-duty frost grade fleece.

I purchased this row cover after searching for one that was thicker than others for durability but this is not the one. I cover my raised beds nightly to keep the deer from eating everything but will now have to purchase my third cover of the season. At least the first one I bought lasted 2-3 months. This one is already worthless

This cover is very good ! I tried this as we are having fluctuating weather, my cabbages were sad but after putting this , they look great now! The quality is very good , the size is also great for the price. Would recommend it!

I used this for our short freeze in Florida, well it did not protect my plants. Thanks for attention. My Christmas palm froze. Not happy 😡

product is thin and tears easily, but did offer protection from mildly cold temperatures, for coverage in the below 32 range you would need a thicker or perhaps double this product

I put these covers over my perennial plants last fall for the first time and over the winter, they disintegrated into tiny little pieces that are too small to pick up. My garden looks like it has a layer of snow on it now. I do NOT recommend this product!

Our vegetable plants survived the 5 days of below freezing weather here in Texas, Wish we had bought more to use on other plants.