Plant Covers Freeze Protection, 1 Pack 78" x 94" Winter Tree Covers

Love these. Held up through winter storms and high winds. Easy to put on. Will be buying more

Works great. Used this in the winter for my raised garden beds, I would put non-LED Christmas lights in the gardens and put these covers on top and it kept everything well.

From the description, I believed that two frost blankets were included. Even the bar-code tag sticker description reads, "Plant Covers Freeze Protection, 60"W x 70"H, New, Made in China". There is no quantity mentioned on the printed packaging All language pluralities aside, this is a typical and standard fabric, except, this frost blanket has a nylon zipper on one side which makes it much more easy to cover our huddles of potted plants, in my case, multiple citrus tree potted plants. Our current weather pattern has a cold spell and a frost warning lasting for three days and occurring just before sunrise, the low yesterday morning was 31*F, today's sunrise should be about the same, and Tuesday morning should be slightly warmer. The present outside temperature at 00:32 hours is 34*F. I am glad I have one, but two sure would have been nice.

I bought these to cover my small outside flowering bush. It works VERY well. Easy to put over and easy to remove. Lightweight, so the bush is not harmed. I recommend these!

These covers are not freeze proof. All of the plants cozily zipped up in these covers suffered severe frost injury. I’m thinking they will prevent frost damage but definitely not damage from a freeze.

Love these! After three seasons of trying to find something to cover mid-sized citrus trees from occasional AZ frost, I bought these. I bought slightly larger than needed, for growth, and they worked perfectly. Didn’t need anyone to help wrestle sheets, etc., I could put these on myself and they zipped up nicely. I even ended up using them for my vegetable trug this season. They have lasted 2 seasons so far and still look brand new.

These covers were horrible. We had rain and they were supposed to allow water through. Instead the rain puddles up on the covers. Checking the soil beneath the covers to see if some rain got through, the soil was very dry. I was very disappointed and bundled them up and threw them into the trash can! Not even worth returning them! Absolutely disappointed in this product!!!

I'm seriously so impressed with this. The material is thick versus the regular 10x30 ft or 10x50 ft loose garden fabric sheets that you can cut. This cover is literally a zipper jacket for your tree or shrub. Size UP to be safe. I have 2 large rose bushes that are about 4-4.5 feet in height and 3-4 feet wide. The 60x70 in size is perfect! You have to consider how wide or how big your tree or shrub is in diameter because you'll need the extra fabric length to compensate every branch. Because the fabric is thick and good quality it didn't even tear with all the sharp thorns that were tugging it against. It zips downward which makes it so easy to cover, plus the strings you tug to tighten at the base.

These covers are larger than my current metal raised beds (sized to fit 4x8, my beds are 3.5x6.5), but I am able to pull the drawstring tighter at the bottom, and use clamps to help ensure they don't blow off in weather. I received these at the end of the growing season, but expect to use them extensively in the spring, when weather can be a bit unpredictable, but lack of greenhouse space requires moving plants out to beds. I have garden hoops, and I think that these will work perfectly in conjunction with the hoops to help protect early plantings from late frosts or cooler temperatures. They feel like they have much more structure in the fabric than my current frost cloths.

Great material, solid zipper with drawstring closure, and quite roomy to fit around bushes. I would recommend them and buy more as I need more. The fabric is a windproof type of material, I expect this to last through the season despite winter winds. Thank you

I got the large size, which fits right over my big raised garden bed, and they came in a handy pack of two. The biggest benefit is the secure drawstring design. I can pull the strings tight on both ends, and it makes the cover snug around the bottom, so I don't have to worry about cold wind or snow getting underneath, and it definitely won't blow away during a winter storm. That's a huge help because I can leave my kale and herbs outside all winter long without checking on them constantly. The fabric is thick enough to protect them from frost, but it still lets light and air through, so the plants stay healthy underneath. It's a simple, reliable way to extend my growing season and keep my plants safe until spring.

Every September I find myself scrambling to protect my veggies from the first frost, usually with a patchwork of old blankets and hope. This year, I tried these Homoda plant covers and genuinely wish I’d made the switch sooner. The material feels thick and sturdy, giving solid protection against cold nights, but it’s also breathable, which is a big improvement over plastic or heavy fabric. I found the adjustable drawstring along the bottom especially practical; it keeps the cover secure even on windy nights and makes for a surprisingly snug fit. I also like the side zipper, which takes the hassle out of getting these covers on or off bushier plants, and saves time when you’re rushing in the evening. Overall, these covers have quickly become an autumn essential in my garden. The generous size and easy adjustability mean one cover works for a variety of plants, from tomatoes to small shrubs. If you’re tired of last-minute frost panics and makeshift blankets, these are a simple, reliable solution for extending your garden’s season just a bit longer.

The 23 x 30 inch size fits my pots and young garden beds perfectly. In the morning, I unzip, lift them off, and the leaves look fresh instead of wilted. Day to day, they help me stretch the growing season. I keep herbs like basil and parsley outside longer, and my buds on the hydrangea don’t get nipped by surprise cold snaps. The zipper makes it easy to check soil or water without removing the whole cover. The fabric feels sturdy yet breathable, so moisture doesn’t build up and the plants don’t overheat at sunrise. On busy nights, I toss them on in a minute and head inside. After use, I shake off dew, fold them, and store them by the door for the next cold front. These covers save me from losing plants, protect new growth, and keep my small garden looking alive when the temperature dips. Simple, quick, and very effective for everyday backyard care.