Harvest Guard Freeze Protection Plant Cover, Floating Frost Blanket for Outdoor Plants and Lawn Seed Germination, Reusable Garden Fabric Plant Cover Warmer for Harsh Weather (5' x 25')

I have always had issues with birds eating my new seed, animals digging holes in the ground, and over or underwatering the soil. I was able to solve my problems with this cover. To hold it in place, I used rocks. On the cover, animals actually walk around. It won't be able to attract birds. It is true that the grass is There was a small amount of grass growing through the cover, but it was easily removed. As soon as we experienced our first frost, the grass remained healthy and grew. There is a rip in one corner of the cover, which is the only problem. It may have been damaged by a branch falling It's hard to say. In order to cover the rest of my yard, I purchased two more covers.

Mckinley Oneal

| Jul 14, 2021

It's a given for me to believe. In this project, I used this fabric for the first time. Compared to last year, I've had higher yields. The following two benefits are especially appreciated by me. My raised garden beds contain greens and carrots, and I place this over them. A simple frame made from rebar and bent pvc pipe was made. The plants seem to be doing well, but my favorite feature is how the cover allows water to seep in while providing excellent protection from torrential downpours. It used to be difficult for me to wash my greens because dirt was stuck to them. It looks like they are all bouncy and happy, and I can now harvest them easily since my beans had already been eaten, and the rest of the fabric was not arranged carefully. Consequently, they have been protected from the majority of munchers, and they are growing normally.

Vincent Li

| Oct 21, 2020

I bought these to get a bit of grass mowing done on some We also tried 1 strip with burlap covering on top of the 2 strips covered with Harvest Guard. After several days of hard rain, the burlap lay flat on the ground. Once the rain stopped, we peeked under the burlap and Harvest Guard provided a greater range of protection. The ground was hard, so we were unable to prepare the ground as we wanted due to the uneven surface.
I used the materials a second time and again received great results.

Maison Richards

| Mar 14, 2021

I do a lot of gardening and my zucchini were being attacked by insects last year. There is a solution you can use to resolve the issue called row covers. It seems that these row covers have a very high level of durability and keep insects from getting in. The early planting I did this year was also covered with these Seedlings were kept from freezing when I planted them before Easter (March). The product provided me with a much improved planting season along with a great early harvest.
I would recommend this product to assist with both insect control in a non-chemical manner and also to enhance soil health. We can extend the growing season both in a chemical and an organic way.

Kori Ray

| May 02, 2021

We have been able to save lives thanks to these row covers As plants growing, they have protected the young ones from bugs and birds. We have also used them to protect larger plants from animals and animals from eating our young plants. The plants can be used with and without hoops over these hoops because of their lightweight nature. Despite the rain, the plants we covered have been doing very, very well since we covered them. After snow and temperatures in the single digits on March 19 and 20, we had kale overwinter and it continued to grow. It is definitely something I will purchase as I need it.

Archie Terrell

| Jul 04, 2021

In Vermont, we had snow over the Memorial Day weekend! Over the past three days, high temperatures have been in the low 40's, and nighttime temperatures have dropped into the 30's. Raining cold and driving all day long. Even with a cover like this, I had to write off my tomatillos, tomatoes, peppers, I know what you're thinking, but what do you think? Currently, it is nice, so I have taken the cover off and expect to dig everything up and plant it anew. There wasn't a single plant that I lost completely! About three out of the total of 20 plants seem unsalvageable, but our most damaged three look a little sad. We never expected that this cover would work so well. However, I won't deduct one star from a product that's essentially a miracle for people living in northern climes. However, I would agree with the other reviewers that the manufacturer could make it easier to cut (or even perforate it).

Layton Grimes

| May 11, 2021

As a result, I covered my raised bed with the fabric to keep pests out (we've had a lot of them I think you did an excellent job! It lets in the rain and the sun, and it keeps out the pests. I had a few plants that weren't covered, and the pests ate them up. I could not be happier with how this row cover turned out. As soon as the snow falls and the season extends, I'll let you know how it went. This is zone 6 (I am in it).

Chana McCann

| Jul 21, 2021

Using harvest guard to cover newly planted grass seed, keep bugs from getting into vegetables, and protect tender plants from freezing is one of the many uses of this item. I always have it with me in my gardens, and I use it constantly.

Nova Sawyer

| Aug 22, 2020