Frost Protek Frost Cloth - Non-Woven Frost Blankets for Freeze and Pest Protection - Perfect for Cold Winter Weather & Transitioning Plants - Outdoor Container Frost Blanket 42" x 55"

I have huge hanging flower baskets and never had a way to keep them from frosting as they were too heavy to put in my garage. These bags worked very well. They go on from the bottom and you can really tighten them up on the top. I would recommend,

I've still got sorrel, celery, and chard growing under this in February, despite several hard freezes. I'd give it 5 stars if it were a little more sturdy. It already has 3 holes in it, because it tears a little too easily. Fortunately duct tape solved that.

This is the 2nd year that I have purchased these. Even in Texas we can get a couple days of good snow and freezing temperature. These blankets are a lifesaver. I put them on before the first frost and then leave them on until the last. I staple these on my wood fence around my bushes to protect them. I use these on my blackberry and honeysuckle bushes last year, and this year, I plan to use them on some of my other plants that are on the ground in pots. I didn't get one of my blackberry bushes covered in time last year and I lost it, but the one I did has flourished. I love that these allow the plants to breath and that they still get sun. No they don't last typically more than one year, I really didn't expect them to. But it is way cheaper than trying buying new plants every year!

I don’t normally like to be critical of a product. But my plants in my garden mean a lot to me. And this frost protector did absolutely nothing to protect my hanging ferns. I would not recommend them! Save your money. Use sheets.

It's okay. Limited in it's use due to restricting sunshine during months it's used to prevent frost damage. I need light even when it's frosty. A bit more money than I want to pay for it's limited uses.

This product protected my plants from freezing during several nights when the temperature was in the low 30's to high 20's. I have had it on my plants for 2 weeks. In addition to the cold nights, we had a couple of days in the high 70's and the plants did not get too hot under the fabric. It seems durable and is easy to use.

For years, I have draped freeze cloths over tender plants in the flower beds and cut up the big freeze cloths to wrap around the my pots. So happy I ordered a number of these in various sizes. We had our first freeze last weekend. These were so much easier to cover my outdoor pots than trying to wrap them with freeze cloth and use clothes pins to hold together. The pull strings on these are perfect to sinch the bottom of the bags around the base of the pots. We had high wind when the cold front blew through and I didn’t have to worry about the covers blowing off. I needed a couple more larger covers…and have already ordered them…to be prepared for the next freeze.

It’s large enough for my tomato plants. I like the two tabs to hold it down in wind. Wish there was four tabs. The birds and other varmints can’t peck at my tomatoes. Now to see how it does with frost. So far nights are in the 37-45 temperature range