DeWitt Supreme 1.5 oz 12' x 250' Plant Frost Protection Cloth Freeze Blanket Supreme12-2

  • Sale Price: $163.49
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$163.49

Feature

  • Medium Weight, 1.5 oz. Permeable Fabric.
  • Protects Plants From Frost, Cold and Freezing Temperatures
  • Allows Water and Light in. UV Treated. Reusable.
  • Can be Left on in Sunny Days Without Fear of Foliage Burn.
  • Can be used as a low cost insulation against the elements.

Product Detail

Product Description

This listing is for a 12' x 250' roll of DeWitt Supreme 1.5oz fabric.

DeWitt 1.5 ounce Supreme is a medium weight, permeable. UV-treated fabric designed to protect flowering annuals, bedding plants and vegetables from cold and freezing temperatures. This fabric installs easily and is reusable. Supreme can lengthen your harvest time and extend your flowering season.

DeWitt's 1.5 oz. fabric is ideal for protecting flowering annuals, bedding plants and vegetables from severe cold and freezing. Temperatures underneath the fabric are warmer than outside conditions allowing you to lengthen your harvest time and extend your flowering season.

This medium weight frost blanket is great for freeze protection especially in spring and fall. Acts as a season extender and is great for protecting delicate plants like ornamentals and nursery stock. This blanket will also extend the harvest season for vegetable crops.

This blanket gives 50% light transmittance so you are still getting the light and warming qualities of the sun while keeping out the cooler air. These blankets extend the life of your plants and pay for themselves by saving your investments while others will freeze.

Medium Weight, 1.5 oz. Permeable Fabric
Protects Plants From Frost, Cold and Freezing Temperatures
Installs Quickly using Dewitt Repins or Anchor Pins
Allows Water and Light in
Can be Left on in Sunny Days Without Fear of Foliage Burn
Can be used as a low cost insulation against the elements
UV Treated
Reusable

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