Agfabric Floating Row Cover & Plant Blanket, 1.5oz Fabric for Frost Protection,Gardening, Harsh Weather Resistance& Seed Germination 7x10ft

I haven't actually measured the temperature insulation, but that's what I bought it for. It is very light weight, although I've been using it with supports. I like the fact that it lets a significant amount of light and water through. It's easy to put over the raised bed when it is going to be too cold, although I've been thinking about sewing a sleeve on the edges so I can insert a pipe to hold it down. I just got it this winter, but it has endured numerous deployments with hardly any damage. It should be fine to use again next year.

I am using this to cover hoops over a raised bed. This keeps out insects, as well as airborne weed seeds, while still allowing sunlight to penetrate. It does let water through, but I find that to water evenly, I have to take it off, since the water tends to concentrate in certain spots otherwise. I bought a similar product at Home Depot which worked, but was made of a much more flimsy material, and tore quite badly in heavy winds. This is noticeably thicker and stronger, yet not so thick that it blocks out light. I am really happy with this product.

Product worked extremely well during a week of deep freeze in January 2018 in Houston, TX. Despite a very unusual freeze with snow, sleet and icy rain, the fabric held up very well. Even our rabbit found it sufficiently warm and dry beneath the fabric to shelter for a few hours each day. Managed to save tropical and delicate plants. One additional positive note - large chunks of ice that settled in pockets did not break the very strong fabric.

Just received row cover. Sizing is off. A little longer than 10 ft and a little shy of 7. Also not machine cut. Cut with a scissors. I bought three and all three were done by humans LOL. But, having said that, that's the side that is a little longer by at least 6 inches. So they allowed for error. I will let you know if they work. Good material, it seems.

I live in the high desert and we get winds up to 70 MPH. The wind was killing all my plants, especially tomatoes. The fabric appears to be extremely durable. I used it on the West and South side of my tomato cages to block the wind. I did not give it 5 starts because it has only been up a few days.

with all the storms in NE this winter....still keeping winter veggies safe for spring harvest

Keep your greenhouse frost free it would protect your investment very fast shipping thank you

Helpful to protect my kale and swiss chard plants from the midsummer California sun. They kept producing and did not die from sunburns!