Plant Covers Freeze Protection & Plant Frost Blanket - 2.5 oz/yd² 85 X 75 inch for Winter Cold Weather, Reusable Shrub Jacket Covers with Zipper & Drawstring

I have twelve Arborvitae trees, planted in spring 2019. Each is now about 5ft tall and spaced 4-5ft apart. It was recommended to cover these trees for our cold winters, so I used tried and true burlap and twine from the hardware store. It took me about 8 hrs in fall 2019 to cut and wray all 12 trees. This year I ran the idea of this plant cover by a local arborist and he thought it would be good. On Saturday I covered 2 per bag all 12 trees in 1 hour total very simple pulled over 2 trees, pulled down zipper and cinched the cord at the base. I will pay attention to snow fall accumulation on the covers, pushing off snow so as not to bend the trees. These covers are a huge timesaver !

I have some fruit trees which are budding already in Feb in Texas and wanted to protect them from the couple of frosts we get this time of year. Bought 6 of these but only ended up needing 5 since it was big enough to straddle 2 trees. I noticed there are others on Amazon and they want $19.99 for the same looking thing. These work great for $6.50 less each.Some tips - untie the white string and take the small tension clip off since you will need to unzip and open this up to slide over. Grab a 4' long plant stake and use that to help lift the cover up over your bush/tree/plant. When pulling the strings tight, you will see it tends to bunch near the zipper end, you will have to work the material around the tree and repeat several times to tighten. I put the tension clip back on and tied these down. While my yard is protected somewhat from wind, I've used these 2x now and the first time was very windy and sleeting and no issues. They appear to be water repellant too.

I used these covers for some citrus trees (about 5 years old, moved from containers to in ground fall 2019) over the winter and the trees cam through the winter (a mild one) in outstanding condition. they are easy to use and large enough to cover the entire tree with room for growth. I will be able to use them for several years as they are in excellent condition after their first season.

If you are using this product to cover a citrus tree bearing fruit you'll need help getting it over the tree and then secured around the trunk of the tree, as you don't want to pull on the cover and damage any of the fruit. When you take the Cover out of the bag it look enormous, but it fit my 7 foot tall lemon tree beautifully, and the sprawling branches took up all the space inside the cover once it was on the tree. And the first night it was on the tree, as well as the next two nights the temp was below freezing here in Tucson, AZ...and the tree did beautifully, and is healthy...and appears very happy!!!I would recommend this item to anyone with citrus trees, as they are so fragile, and this product worked just perfectly.

I just had an opportunity to use it. Went on easily and stayed on with the gusty winds.

This cover was huge. I didn’t expect it to be so large. I only needed the one cover for both trees. I just pushed them together and covered them. I was very surprised at how fast I received the covers. IT only took 2 days. I was really glad because our weather is getting really cold. The cover is very nice.

Unfortunately, these were junk and a total waste of money. We ordered five to cover ornamental trees— 4 were shredded beyond use two days after I put them up (after a wind of about 25 miles an hour max).Unless you’re installing these in a wind protected or wind free environment, I would not buy these. Total waste of money I had to throw them away

It was a good size. But it didn't protect my tree. So expensive to not work >:(