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Thu, Apr 17, 08 at 15:32
| Hi every body, i recently had a discussion with someone who tried to tell me that there is a plastic which is breatheable.He claims that it is safe to keep it in direct contact with maple foliage thru freezes and on a sunny day in the 60's. So my question is , does it exist? i have never had good experiences with direct plastic to foliage contact on a warm sunny day. I figure if it exists someone here could tell me where to find it. Thanx |
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| I don't know about that, but I do know that a blue plastic tarp that the roofers used to cover my landscaping on the front of the house last week killed the tops of hollies and nandinas in less than 4 hours |
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