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Posted by ladyver 9 (My Page) on Sun, Nov 15, 09 at 9:59
| Does anyone have a recommendation for a brand/type of sturdy frost cloth? I'm trying to be proactive and prepare for the winter. I have a large (8-10ft)in-ground plumie that I need to protect, among other things. The winds where I'm at can be really nasty sometimes, so I need something that stands a chance of holding up. Any suggestions are appreciated!
Thanks!
Sonja |
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RE: Frost cloth
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| I got my roll at Orange County Farm Supply in Orange Calif. but I have no idea of the brand name. Bill |
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| Go to Agribon.com. I have been using this frost cloth for a few years and they really work. |
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| PUANANI where did you get yours. I went to the website and there really wasn't much info( in English anyways) |
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Sorry I do not remember the name of the company I purchased from right now but you will see some companies when you go Google search for Agribon. They have many different thickness and sizes to choose from. I will let you know as soon as I find out the name of the company.
This is very light material. I even used them to protect them from burning from the sun when it gets over 100. I cut them and cover the tree and use cloth pins to hold them down but my trees are getting too big to cover now and I do not know how to protect them. I sometime covered all my tips with newspaper and placed plastic bag(one from the market, tied them very loose. They worked well also. I live in San Fernando Valley, it gets pretty hot in summer and gets some frost in winter too. |
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| Chimaan, go to purplemountainorganics.com. I do not think this is where I got mine from, but they have many different one. |
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| www.theplanket Home Depot here in Southern Cal. carried these lat year in 3 different sizes, bought a couple 10'x20' & added Christmas lights. Good Luck! |
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