Hi All,
Last year, after I had already trussed up my Cordyline with fleece
and string, I saw adverts for fleece "envelopes" which seemed to be designed
to cover cordylines and the like. Of course, now I have remembered about
them, I can't remember which catalogue I saw them in, or indeed what the
correct name for them is. Any clues urglers?
Chris S

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Hi All,
Last year, after I had already trussed up my Cordyline with
fleece
and string, I saw adverts for fleece "envelopes" which seemed to be
designed
to cover cordylines and the like. Of course, now I have remembered
about
them, I can't remember which catalogue I saw them in, or indeed what
the
correct name for them is. Any clues urglers?
Chris S

I bought some tubular fleece at a GC near me, this is what I use.

Mike
www.british-naturism.org.uk

Thanks for the replies - i found what I was looking for here

http://www.agralan.co.uk/home1.html

- now all I need to find out is how much they are etc etc!!

Chris S

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Thanks for the replies - i found what I was looking for here

http://www.agralan.co.uk/home1.html

- now all I need to find out is how much they are etc etc!!


This was the first supplier I found via google typing 'plant cosies'.

http://www.greenchronicle.co.uk/acat...nt_Cosies.html

HTH

Natalie

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Thanks for the replies - i found what I was looking for here

http://www.agralan.co.uk/home1.html

- now all I need to find out is how much they are etc etc!!


This was the first supplier I found via google typing 'plant cosies'.

http://www.greenchronicle.co.uk/acat...nt_Cosies.html

HTH

Natalie


After searching a bit further I have discovered they are the cheapest at
£4.75 for a packet of 2. Other companies are selling the same thing for
£9.99! How can they justify that?

Natalie

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Thanks for the replies - i found what I was looking for here

http://www.agralan.co.uk/home1.html

- now all I need to find out is how much they are etc etc!!


This was the first supplier I found via google typing 'plant cosies'.

http://www.greenchronicle.co.uk/acat...nt_Cosies.html

HTH

Natalie


After searching a bit further I have discovered they are the cheapest at
£4.75 for a packet of 2. Other companies are selling the same thing for
£9.99! How can they justify that?

Or, for that matter, how do they justify £4.75 for a packet of 2??
Rolls of transparent bubble packing material and duck tape are dirt cheap.

Franz

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suzburnet wrote:
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Thanks for the replies - i found what I was looking for here

http://www.agralan.co.uk/home1.html

- now all I need to find out is how much they are etc etc!!


This was the first supplier I found via google typing 'plant cosies'.

http://www.greenchronicle.co.uk/acat...nt_Cosies.html

HTH

Natalie


After searching a bit further I have discovered they are the cheapest at
£4.75 for a packet of 2. Other companies are selling the same thing for
£9.99! How can they justify that?

Natalie


Thanks Natalie, I still hadn't found an online supplier. I tried the glue
and sticking plaster approach last year and spent most of the winter tying
the bl**dy thing up again.

Chris S

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After searching a bit further I have discovered they are the cheapest at
£4.75 for a packet of 2. Other companies are selling the same thing for
£9.99! How can they justify that?

Why not buy some fleece at a gc and make your own envelopes with a stapler?

Janet.

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from "Natalie" contains these words:

After searching a bit further I have discovered they are the
cheapest at
£4.75 for a packet of 2. Other companies are selling the same
thing for
£9.99! How can they justify that?

Why not buy some fleece at a gc and make your own envelopes with a
stapler?
Janet.

I just wrap the fleece around and tie with twine. The fleece can
expand to encompass the size of the plant/shrub as it grows :~))

Jenny