NuVue Products Spun-bond material Tent (Common: 3-ft x 3-ft Actual: 3-ft x 3-ft )

bush tent

didn't come with ground pegs for the corners to secure to ground (4) now to see if it will hold the snow load this winter.

Seems like a good product.

Have had the product successfully go through some heavy winds and light snow so far. Will have to wait until spring to see if it makes it through the heavy snow and the plants are protected. Only negative so far is that the ties to the supports were only tied at the bottom and the tent stakes are poor quality. One broke into splinters when I drove it in the ground. It was quite juggling act hold them open with the supports lined up on the seams and tie the quite short ties.

works well-one flaw

This kept my potted herbs from freezing down to about 25 degrees, and they were even growing. Sun and water seem to get through, but not the snow. Only drawback is it needs a coupler to hold the frame together at the top. The ends of the poles poke through the tent material. Afraid this won't last long because of this.

Easy!

I had been looking for something to cover my two bushes in the front that did not do well last winter because of the weight of the snow. These are perfect! They are easy to open and close, easy to cover the bushes, and easy to install with the enclosed stakes. The real test will be to see if they last through a harsh winter, and how they protect the bushes. I anticipate good results!

The best and easy for storage.

I bought this product in 2012 after the winter I saw the results it was outstanding because as I took the covers off all the plants they had already new leaves sprouting which surprised me because Ive used the foam covers and nothing like that has ever happened. Now Im waiting for lowes to carry the 44inch and 52 inch.

No more stakes and burlap!

These covers really make covering plants and shrubs easy. Couldn't rate them 5 stars because one of the stake loops has already pulled out. Hopefully, I'll get several years of use from them.

Finally a simple solution!

I tried burlap, twine & stakes. I've built fancy wooden lean-toes to protect my vulnerable plants in the winter months. But, these things are by far the best plant protection I have ever seen! It was a snap putting them up and they actually look good in the yard.