Floating Row Cover | Garden Seeds and Plants

Floating Row Cover

Produces crops fast—extends your growing season.
Burpee’s frost blanket traps and collects heat during the day and releases it at night to keep your plants warm and growing. In spring, use them to get a jump-start on your garden and fend off pests. In fall, use them to extend your growing season. Easy to install—just spread or “float” the lightweight fabric over your plants. Trim to the size or shape you want with scissors.

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