Covers – fleece, mesh and netting
I recommend the website Gardening Naturally for fleece, mesh and bird netting – affiliate link is below.
In summer, I recommend to cover new brassica plantings with fine Veggiemesh.
In early spring, it’s worth covering new plantings with fleece. There’s a lot of poor quality stuff available, but this fleece is thicker (30gsm), stronger and will last you for several years of use. Also you never need to wash it.
Sometimes the thicker fleece is a little too heavy to sit on top of plants. Also it’s frustratingly opaque so you can’t see what is happening underneath and, therefore, I like to use also the 25 g/m², available from Quickcrop. Quickcrop also sell 35 gsm fleece.
See also the plastic-free fleece from my Crocus range.
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Covers – fleece, mesh and netting
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I recommend the website Gardening Naturally for fleece, mesh and bird netting – affiliate link is below.
In summer, I recommend to cover new brassica plantings with fine Veggiemesh.
In early spring, it’s worth covering new plantings with fleece. There’s a lot of poor quality stuff available, but this fleece is thicker (30gsm), stronger and will last you for several years of use. Also you never need to wash it.
Sometimes the thicker fleece is a little too heavy to sit on top of plants. Also it’s frustratingly opaque so you can’t see what is happening underneath and, therefore, I like to use also the 25 g/m², available from Quickcrop. Quickcrop also sell 35 gsm fleece.
See also the plastic-free fleece from my Crocus range.
I recommend the website Gardening Naturally for fleece, mesh and bird netting – affiliate link is below.
In summer, I recommend to cover new brassica plantings with fine Veggiemesh.
In early spring, it’s worth covering new plantings with fleece. There’s a lot of poor quality stuff available, but this fleece is thicker (30gsm), stronger and will last you for several years of use. Also you never need to wash it.
Sometimes the thicker fleece is a little too heavy to sit on top of plants. Also it’s frustratingly opaque so you can’t see what is happening underneath and, therefore, I like to use also the 25 g/m², available from Quickcrop. Quickcrop also sell 35 gsm fleece.
See also the plastic-free fleece from my Crocus range.
Covers – fleece, mesh and netting
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I recommend the website Gardening Naturally for fleece, mesh and bird netting – affiliate link is below.
In summer, I recommend to cover new brassica plantings with fine Veggiemesh.
In early spring, it’s worth covering new plantings with fleece. There’s a lot of poor quality stuff available, but this fleece is thicker (30gsm), stronger and will last you for several years of use. Also you never need to wash it.
Sometimes the thicker fleece is a little too heavy to sit on top of plants. Also it’s frustratingly opaque so you can’t see what is happening underneath and, therefore, I like to use also the 25 g/m², available from Quickcrop. Quickcrop also sell 35 gsm fleece.
See also the plastic-free fleece from my Crocus range.
Covers – fleece, mesh and netting
I recommend the website Gardening Naturally for fleece, mesh and bird netting – affiliate link is below.
In summer, I recommend to cover new brassica plantings with fine Veggiemesh.
In early spring, it’s worth covering new plantings with fleece. There’s a lot of poor quality stuff available, but this fleece is thicker (30gsm), stronger and will last you for several years of use. Also you never need to wash it.
Sometimes the thicker fleece is a little too heavy to sit on top of plants. Also it’s frustratingly opaque so you can’t see what is happening underneath and, therefore, I like to use also the 25 g/m², available from Quickcrop. Quickcrop also sell 35 gsm fleece.
See also the plastic-free fleece from my Crocus range.
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Suspendisse varius enim in eros elementum tristique. Duis cursus, mi quis viverra ornare, eros dolor interdum nulla, ut commodo diam libero vitae erat.
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Suspendisse varius enim in eros elementum tristique. Duis cursus, mi quis viverra ornare, eros dolor interdum nulla, ut commodo diam libero vitae erat.
