40% Shade Cloth for Plants - 12X24 Ft Greenhouse Cover for Sun Protection in Gardens and Potted Plants.

About this item

• 40% Shade Cloth for Gardening: Our shade cloth offers a 40% shading capacity, creating a cooler and more comfortable setting for your plants, vegetables, flowers, and potted greenery. This shading material helps protect your garden from sun and heat, making it ideal for use in your backyard, balcony, terrace, greenhouse, raised bed, pergola, porch, dog kennel, chicken coop, and beyond.
• Sturdy and Durablity: Our greenhouse shade cloth roll is crafted from 100% new HDPE material, boasting UV, heat, water, corrosion, and aging resistance. With 1.2 in woven edges and reinforced double-stitched seams on all sides, along with solid brass grommets every 20 inches, it offers unparalleled strength and longevity, addressing common issues like aluminum lock deformation for superior durability.
• Easy Installation: No tools required! Simply unfold the plant shade cloth with grommets and use the included zip ties to thread through the grommets and secure it in place. Sun shade cloth can also be directly draped over fruit trees, plants, raised beds, garden frames, or greenhouses to provide effective shading.
• Multi-functional: Our garden shade cloth for vegetables is versatile, such as protecting potted, flowers, fruit trees, and vegetables. It's also ideal for plant sun shade, shading swimming pools, ponds, and camping areas. Additionally, garden sun shade canopy offers sun protection for chicken coops, bird cages, and dog kennels. Whether for summer shading or winter frost protection, shade cloth for patio offers versatility for all seasons.
• Breathable Design: Our garden shade cloth is crafted with mesh structure, ensuring airflow for plants. Garden shade cloth for plants heat protection prevents moisture buildup and excessive heat, allowing for direct watering by simply spraying. During windy conditions, it facilitates rapid ventilation, while in heavy rain, water can pass through, effectively reducing the direct impact of storms on plants.