DeWitt 6-Pack N-Sulate Plant Protection Cover 1.5 oz, Frost Blanket Fabric, 12 x 250 Feet

DeWitt N-Sulate is a 1.5 oz plant protection fabric designed to help shield annuals, bedding plants, vegetables, and other garden plantings such as the strawberry, tomato, cabbage, blueberry, fig, lemon, citrus, orange, evergreen, rose, hibiscus, jasmine, and hydrangea during cold weather. The material provides a simple way to protect plants from frost and freezing temperatures while still allowing essential air and moisture to pass through. This makes the fabric useful during early spring, late fall, and unexpected temperature drops that may stress sensitive plants. The fabric’s permeable design supports healthy plant conditions by letting light, water, and air reach the covered areas. This helps maintain steadier temperatures around plants and offers gentle protection for leaves and young growth. Because it is UV-treated, the fabric can be used outdoors for extended periods without breaking down quickly, supporting gardeners and growers through longer cold-weather cycles. The N-Sulate is a fabric protector that can be laid directly over rows, garden beds, planted sections, or lightweight frames. It can be secured with stakes, clips, or edging to stay in place during breezy conditions. The material is flexible and easy to position over irregular shapes or raised bed areas. When temperatures warm again, the fabric can be removed, folded, and stored for reuse in future seasons. The 12-foot by 250-foot roll is folded to 6 feet for easier handling and transport. This size is well suited for large gardening and landscaping spaces, commercial growing plots, seasonal planting areas, or greenhouse and backyard beds needing extended coverage. It can be cut to length for smaller sections or used in long continuous runs across rows or wide planting zones. Designed for practical cold-weather protection, DeWitt N-Sulate offers an effective and reusable covering option for gardeners, growers, and landscape areas facing cooler conditions.