Mini Pop-Up Net Cloche
From 3rd November 2024.
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Product Description
Our Mini Net Pop-Up Fruit Cages are perfect for growing plants and protecting them against pest attack. These 0.5m cubes assemble in seconds - simply pop them out of their bag (25cm/10in x 25cm/10in x 4cm/2in) and can be folded away and stored for maximum convenience. There really is no easier way to protect your crops, plants, and flowers.
Comes complete with securing pegs and instructions.
Cloche Size: L 0.5m/20in x W 0.5m/20in x H 0.5m high/20in
• Assembles instantly, no tools needed
• Pops away in a small bag for easy storage
• Keeps out birds, butterflies & other garden pests
• Ideal protection for individual plants
• Includes ground pegs and space-saving storage bag
Delivery & Returns
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- Orders for seed only will incur a £2.45 delivery charge
- Orders for non-seed items will incur a £4.95 delivery charge
- A combined order (e.g. seeds and plants) will incur a £7.35 delivery charge.
Product Details
This product is rated 5.0 of 5.0 stars.
It has received 2 reviews.
Customer Reviews
I bought 2 of these to replace a cloche tunnel on my raised beds. The tunnel proved to be too low, especially away from the centre, so that there was insufficient height for the leafy vegetables I was trying to protect. These are the perfect width and height for my plot, far easier to set up and without any problems with sagging nets which could injure birds. I will probably purchase more of them next year to protect a longer run of plants.
Fits perfectly over my strawberry grow bag and so far protecting them. I was feeling too lazy to try construct something myself so when I saw it I went for it. Will see if the squirrels bite through but so far they've not done so and has our first ripe strawberry of the year. Last year the squirrels decimated them before we had any
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