Row Cover Row Covers And Accessories For Sale In Oklahoma

The best choice for overwintering in harsh climates. Should be used with hoop supports over plants whose growing points would project against the fabric. 24°F/-4C and below frost protection.

Frost protection down to 24°F/-4°C. Excellent for overwintering crops without the need for multiple layers. 50% light transmission. Should be used with hoop supports over plants whose growing points would project against the fabric.

Frost protection down to 24°F/-4°C. Excellent for overwintering crops without the need for multiple layers. 50% light transmission. Should be used with hoop supports over plants whose growing points would project against the fabric.

Gives frost protection down to 28°F/-2°C. 85% light transmission. Should be used with hoop supports over plants whose growing points would project against the fabric, e.g. peppers.

Lasts 3-4 seasons or more. May also be used for insect protection. Excellent for overwintering strawberries, lettuce, spinach, etc. Durable spunbonded polypropylene fabric gives frost protection down to 26°F/-3°C.

Provides frost protection down to 28°F/-2°C. 85% light transmission. Use with hoop supports over plants such as peppers whose growing points project against the fabric. Great overwinter protection for strawberries, lettuce, spinach, etc.

85% light transmission. Cover crops immediately after transplanting or direct seeding and enjoy numerous benefits including: Organic pest control, water conservation by reducing evaporation, reduced erosion, faster germination, and ultimately INCREASED...

85% light transmission. Cover crops immediately after transplanting or direct seeding and enjoy numerous benefits including: Organic pest control, water conservation by reducing evaporation, reduced erosion, faster germination, and ultimately INCREASED...

Provides up to 26°F/-3°C frost protection. 70% light transmission. Use with hoop supports over plants such as peppers whose growing points project against the fabric. Great overwinter protection for strawberries, lettuce, spinach, etc.

Or more - in some cases, enough to keep plants from going dormant in the hottest weather.The key to success with shade cloth is to hang it high enough above the plants, and provide enough ventilation that heat does not build up beneath it.

Excellent for overwintering containerized ornamentals. 24°F/-4°C frost protection. 50% light transmission, approx. Should be used with hoop supports over plants whose growing points would project against the fabric.

Provides frost protection down to 28°F/-2°C. 85% light transmission. Use with hoop supports over plants such as peppers whose growing points project against the fabric. Great overwinter protection for strawberries, lettuce, spinach, etc.

Frost protection down to 24°F/-4°C. Excellent for overwintering crops without the need for multiple layers. 50% light transmission. Should be used with hoop supports over plants whose growing points would project against the fabric.

Frost protection down to 24°F/-4°C. Excellent for overwintering crops without the need for multiple layers. 50% light transmission. Should be used with hoop supports over plants whose growing points would project against the fabric.

Proteknet "Biothrips" netting keeps insects as small as flea beetles and thrips off tender crops while providing maximum ventilation to prevent heat stress on hot summer days. For best results, use over Quick Hoops or Wire Support Hoops, bury the edges,...

Provides frost protection down to 28°F/-2°C. 85% light transmission. Use with hoop supports over plants such as peppers whose growing points project against the fabric. Great overwinter protection for strawberries, lettuce, spinach, etc.

Also for heat-sensitive crops - only a minimal heat increase during the day. Effective control of insect pests on potatoes, greens, cabbages, radishes, etc. 90% light transmission.

We designed the Rosy Cozy as an effective solution to the problems posed by styrofoam rose cones: The reflective white cover prevents heat build-up, and the mesh top allows heat and moisture to escape, reducing the chance of the plant breaking dormancy...

Frost protection down to 24°F/-4°C. The best choice for overwintering in harsh climates. 30% light transmission. Should be used with hoop supports over plants whose growing points would project against the fabric.

Excellent for overwintering containerized ornamentals. 24°F/-4°C frost protection. 50% light transmission, approx. Should be used with hoop supports over plants whose growing points would project against the fabric.

This row cover provides frost and cold protection down to 24 degrees F. 60% light transmission; lasts for several years. The thick, 1.25 oz. Fabric is ideal for season extending in the early spring and late fall, or for overwintering salad greens, strawberries...

Or more - in some cases, enough to keep plants from going dormant in the hottest weather.The key to success with shade cloth is to hang it high enough above the plants, and provide enough ventilation that heat does not build up beneath it.

Frost protection down to 26°F/-3°C. 70% light transmission. Should be used with hoop supports over plants whose growing points would project against the fabric. Great overwinter protection for leeks, onions, carrots, spinach, etc.

Frost protection down to 24°F/-4°C. Excellent for overwintering crops without the need for multiple layers. 50% light transmission. Should be used with hoop supports over plants whose growing points would project against the fabric.

Proteknet "Biothrips" netting keeps insects as small as flea beetles and thrips off tender crops while providing maximum ventilation to prevent heat stress on hot summer days. For best results, use over Quick Hoops or Wire Support Hoops, bury the edges,...

Frost protection down to 24°F/-4°C. Excellent for overwintering crops without the need for multiple layers. 50% light transmission. Should be used with hoop supports over plants whose growing points would project against the fabric.

Or more - in some cases, enough to keep plants from going dormant in the hottest weather.The key to success with shade cloth is to hang it high enough above the plants, and provide enough ventilation that heat does not build up beneath it.