DeWitt Supreme Crop Protection Fabric, 1.5 oz, White, 6' x 50' - Frost & Freeze Blanket for Flowering Annuals, Vegetables & Bedding Plants, Extends Growing Season

This stuff is great, and a much better value than any of the premade bag covers. It's 1.5oz, most others are less than 1oz. You can cut to any size, making it fit any plant or tree you might have. Much easier to get it on the plant without damage, since you wrap it (you don't need to pull it "against the grain"). With the use of these clips, easily usable year after year.https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01FVGOLK2/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_HNz8Bb7F7APHM

I bought this material for the winter months in Kentucky and I have to say, it stood the test of this winter on my Perennials. I have many and ALL made it through in great shape.I was also able to wash this material in my FRONT loader. The agitation is gentler and it didn’t break up the material. Air drying is best. Even though, a piece of the material accidentally went into the fryer and it made it out okay without melting. So this stuff is strong UNLIKE the Green un woven material that breaks up easily,(WILL BUY NEVER AGAIN) just by handling it!Trust me, I used metal plant spikes to hold it down into the ground and it didn’t rip other than the little hole the spike made.You won’t go wrong with this product! Buy plenty of it. It tends to go fast.

This is a good weight of material. Not flimsy. I cut off several 6-7 ft sections and sewed them into bags I put over small fruit trees. Draped and weighted over smaller plants. Says it will keep temperature 10 degrees higher than outside.

When the winter storm hit in February, I already had onions in the ground. I quickly ordered this frost-cloth, which was the best price for the amount of cloth in a package. It arrived the next day and I mulched and covered my onions. The temperature was sub-freezing for 3-4 days and got down to -2 at the lowest. Knowing that onions can survive at 20 degrees for a few hours, I was afraid I had lost my entire crop. But when the snow thawed, I was pleasantly surprised to see that every one of my onions had survived!

This product was a life (plant) saver last winter. Thank goodness I bought more than 4 rolls. I even used them this summer to shade my most delicate veggies from the harsh desert sun. I like it so much I bought some for my sister who lives in Arizona. She loves it too.

I really liked this frost cloth. My plants seem very happy to be frost free. This is the first time I’ve used actual Frost fabric, much easier to use them old sheets. The material seems very durable. Each day I lift it off different zones in my yard, fold it up so my plants can get more sunshine, then every night replace the covers. We’ve had lows in the 20’s, so I’m happy to keep my plants alive and toasty. It has rained a few times at night, I just let the fabric dry up and fold it up for re-use. Looks like I will be getting a few years out of this, so happy about that. I did need alittle extra frost fabric, so I purchased a different brand at a garden shop (for more money) I actually prefer this one, I think it’s slightly more superior. Will have to remember to give and update after this winter.

We can say these saved our 3 year old young citrus trees and a fig tree this last winter and will probably be using them again this winter. We are in the SW where it rarely gets to freezing. But we do get good wind gusts so we do need these frost covers for up to possible one month at times, and rarely in other years. Great product!

You get a lot of covering with the roll. It’s thick but not so thick sunlight can’t come in. I used it just recently on a cactus in the ground that is really better suited for AZ than NM. So far so good. I expect I’ll be using the cloth a lot to keep the cactus protected over the winter. I think you’ll be pleased with this frost cloth. It’s very sturdy, easy to cut to size, and a large roll that will cover a l