NuVueProducts 30295 Frost Cover, Multiple Sizes Available

Ever put up a tent? Similar headache but once sorted it’s a nice product. One negative is the hardware use to keep it post to ground isn’t enough to keep high winds from pulling it out of ground, so we had to place wood or something flat and heavy around each unit to keep cold winds out and to keep the covers from blowing off

I have used these for years to protect potted citrus trees in the Willamette Valley of Oregon. They work well into the low to mid 20s. They weather after a few years and will tear in the wind but I have had my Meyer lemon here for about 10 years with no problem.

Bought 3 of these last year and just opened them for use this week. They work perfectly on our 4ft raised garden beds. The one problem I had was that one of the covers had a broken support rod. The rod is some composition material and was split into four pieces. Not sure what would cause this except for defective material. Hope this is not a common problem since it is difficult to use the cover without both support rods.

All other products from this company were great, but this one did not work for cactus.

Product was not very sturdy. Easy to tear when setting the pegs. Should be stronger at the base.

I got this to cover my patio plants during freezing temps. It did a good job of protection from the cold for most of my plants ( the coleus didn't make it, but the sanservia did). Four stars because it's unweildy to use. I struggled with set up and take-down. Also, it arrived AFTER the guaranteed delivery date.

Great item if there is no wind. Air got under it and it slid right up the wire anchors that were pushed into the ground. The straps that hold the cover to the wire anchors need to be fastened so that they do not slide up when wind gets under the cover.

Plants are happy. High winds destroy the ties. Material tears easily. If my Golden Crane hydrangea survives its first year I will forgive the inferior quality.