Winter Tree Frost Cover: Non-Woven Plant Protection

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Your tallest shrub or potted tree stays covered through the cold without rushing outside every night. A tall, breathable non-woven cover goes over the whole plant, the drawstring closes the base, and it comes off on warm days and goes back on before the next freeze. Set it up before the first hard frost.

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Your tallest shrub or potted tree stays covered through the cold without rushing outside every night. A tall, breathable non-woven cover goes over the whole plant, the drawstring closes the base, and it comes off on warm days and goes back on before the next freeze. Set it up before the first hard frost.

Protects plants from frost, snow and cold wind all winter long

Solves
  • frost and freeze damage to plants
  • cold air and wind stress
  • snow load on plants
  • bird and insect damage to plants

Get your plants safely through every hard freeze

Before: you watch the forecast and worry about frost, snow and wind on trees you can't move indoors. After: a tall, breathable cover goes on in minutes and your plants stay protected all winter.

Thick Fabric That Holds Warmth Through the Night

  • Thick fabric that holds warmth

    Thickened non-woven polypropylene guards plants against frost, snow and cold air. The fabric is breathable, so warmth stays close to the plant while air still moves through it instead of sealing in damp.

  • Drawstring that stays put

    The drawstring runs through the open hem. Gather the base, pull it closed, and the cover stays shut around the plant instead of lifting in a gust. Tie it before the wind picks up.

  • Tall shape for trees and shrubs

    The bag is tall enough to cover the full height of a shrub or small tree, not just the top layer. Potted plants in heavy fit just as well, and the cover keeps birds and insects away from exposed growth.

Cover, Gather, Tie: Done Before the Frost

  1. 1
    Place the cover

    Lower the tall bag over the plant from the top, so it sits around the trunk or stems and the crown is fully inside.

  2. 2
    Gather the hem

    Pull the open base in toward the trunk or pot, so no gap is left for cold air to reach the plant.

  3. 3
    Tie the drawstring

    Pull the cord tight and knot it snug. A firm tie keeps the cover closed when the wind comes up.

  4. 4
    Check the fit

    Make sure the top sits clear of the highest branches and the fabric is not pressed flat against them. Check the ties again after strong gusts.

What Comes With Your Cover

  • Non-woven winter plant cover with drawstring hem×1

    Beige, breathable, thickened non-woven polypropylene

  • Printed packaging card×1

    Lists the winter protection claims and what the cover is for

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What sizes fit my tree or shrub, and how tall can it cover?
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Wanelo · seller

The cover is a tall bag built for shrubs and small trees. Measure your tallest plant from the base to the top before you order, then choose a cover that reaches above the highest branch with room left to gather the hem at the base.

Will the cover stay on in strong wind or heavy snow?
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Wanelo · seller

The drawstring is what keeps it on. Gather the hem at the base and pull it snug. On windy days, add a stake or a weight at the base of tall plants and check the ties after gusts. Two people make it easier to lift and tie on a taller plant.

Is it better than burlap or an old sheet for frost protection?
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Wanelo · seller

Old sheets and tarps blow off, sag under snow and trap moisture. Plastic holds condensation against leaves. This cover is breathable and closes at the base, so it holds up better in wind and wet snow. Because it is reusable, one cover costs less over several winters than replacing sheets every season.

Can I leave it on for the whole winter?
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Wanelo · seller

Leave it on through the cold nights and take it off on mild, sunny days so the plant does not overheat under the fabric. Put it back on before the next freeze.

Does the fabric let air and moisture through?
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Wanelo · seller

Yes. The non-woven polypropylene lets air pass through, so the plant does not sit in trapped, damp air. That matters more than most buyers expect, because a sealed cover holds condensation against foliage.

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