Burlap Plant Cover - 40" Wide x 12 ft Long

Burlap Plant Cover - 40" Wide x 12 ft LongPlant Protection Against Harsh Weather and Insects The Felt Store's Burlap Plant Cover is the perfect way to protect your plants from harsh winters and pesky insects during the spring and summer seasons. In the winter, use it to protect plants from windburn, freezing rain, snow, and ice. Due to its natural fibers and open weave, burlap allows for easy air and moisture penetration to keep your plants healthy. During the spring and summer months use it

Plant Protection Against Harsh Weather and Insects
The Felt Store's Burlap Plant Cover is the perfect way to protect your plants from harsh winters and pesky insects during the spring and summer seasons. In the winter, use it to protect plants from windburn, freezing rain, snow, and ice. Due to its natural fibers and open weave, burlap allows for easy air and moisture penetration to keep your plants healthy. During the spring and summer months use it to protect from invasive species like Lymantria Dispar Dispar (Gypsy Moths), build temporary fencing, transplanting trees, seed starting, erosion control, and shade cloth. Our Burlap Plant Cover will help your plants survive and thrive all year round.

Specs
Content: 100% Jute.
Origin: Made in India.
Color: Natural Brown.
Weight: 10 oz./sq yd.
Dimensions: 40 inches (101.6 cm) wide x 12 ft (365.8 cm) x 1/32 inches (1 mm) thick.
Features: Eco-friendly, biodegradable, easy to cut.
Applications: Wrap trees, shrubbery, bushes, and plants to protect against harsh weather and insects like gypsy moths. Great for transplanting trees, seed starting, and planting root balls.
Also Known As: Garden and Nursery Fabric, Burlap Fabric, Protection Cloth, Tree Protector, Moss Control, DIY Winter Shrub Cover, Lymantria Dispar Dispar (LDD) tree protection and Spongy Moth tree protection.
Resources: Check out our blogs on: How to Control Invasive Gypsy Moths by Wrapping Your Trees with Burlap and 3 Ways To Get Rid of That Burlap Smell

Disclaimers:

• Burlap contains a unique scent that is caused by oils used in the manufacturing process. The scent will fade over time, especially if left outside. Check out our blog on 3 Ways To Get Rid of That Burlap Smell for more information.