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microclima
Hi I was wondering if anyone knew where to obtain this horticultural film which is sometimes called " microclima". It's a material which you cover plants with which lets in light and rain but protects from birds etc. thx.
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microclima
"bardos" wrote in message
... Hi I was wondering if anyone knew where to obtain this horticultural film which is sometimes called " microclima". It's a material which you cover plants with which lets in light and rain but protects from birds etc. thx. Sounds like just another brand name for a generic idea called floating row covers. They've been around for years. Do a google search for "garden floating row cover" and you'll find plenty of sources, like this one: http://www.planetnatural.com/site/fl...row-cover.html |
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microclima
"bardos" wrote in message
... JoeSpareBedroom;764496 Wrote: "bardos" wrote in message ...- Hi I was wondering if anyone knew where to obtain this horticultural film which is sometimes called " microclima". It's a material which you cover plants with which lets in light and rain but protects from birds etc. thx.- Sounds like just another brand name for a generic idea called floating row covers. They've been around for years. Do a google search for "garden floating row cover" and you'll find plenty of sources, like this one: http://tinyurl.com/29jy2c the problem i am having is that the material i bought many years ago called "microclima" from italy is a woven heavy duty material. the bonded spun row covers i am seeing on the internet are the type of material i invested in last year and is so lightweight it rips and tears easily. it is non-woven. thx. bardos I made covers a few years ago using window screen attached to arch-shaped fence wire tunnels. Very durable, and it never rips. |
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