Cold & Frost Cloth, Covers & Blankets for Plant Protection - Greenhouse Megastore

Cold & Frost Cloth, Covers & Blankets for Plant Protection

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      Winter brings a drop in temperatures, including a risk of frost and snow that can kill the plants you've worked so hard to grow. Protect your flowers, trees, shrubs and other plants with cold and frost cloths and protection supplies from Greenhouse Megastore.

      Cold and frost protection supplies include blankets, wraps, tunnels and similar covers that will help your plants retain the heat they need to survive the winter. They're easy to install, so you can cover your plants overnight or for multiple days or even weeks at a time if you're expecting a big storm.

      Plant covers work best when they are tightly wrapped. Protect your garden from your next cold front with frost cloths for plants from Greenhouse Megastore today.

      Frost Cloth and Blanket Supplies

      It’s not always possible to bring your plants in from the cold, but you can bring warmth to them. Frost cloths protect your plants and garden from winter cold and overnight freezes by creating a more stable environment around them. Our selection of row covers, garden fleeces, and plant protection fabrics helps safely carry plants through the coldest months while still allowing air, light, and moisture to pass through.

      Frost Cloth and Cover Materials, Features and How They Work

      Most frost blankets are made from UV-stabilized polypropylene or fabric blends, offering a balance of durability, lightweight protection, and breathability. They work by trapping radiant heat from the soil, creating a warmer microclimate that protects plants from freezing temperatures.

      Additional benefits include:

      • Allows air, rain, and irrigation to pass through
      • Helps prevent plant burn and wind damage
      • Can reduce insect exposure and soil erosion
      • Supports season extension into colder months

      Frost Blanket Weights and Temperature Protection

      Frost covers vary by thickness (oz/yd²), which determines their level of protection:

      • Lightweight (0.5–1.0 oz): ~2–6°F protection
      • Medium (1.0–1.5 oz): ~4–8°F protection
      • Heavyweight (1.5+ oz): 8–10°F+ protection

      Heavier frost covering fabrics provide more insulation, and layering multiple covers can further increase protection during extreme cold.

      Affordable Frost Protection for Plants

      Each frost cover is designed to keep cold air out while still letting moisture and air in so your garden can flourish. Choose from fabric and polypropylene materials that are built for extended use. Most products are available in multiple sizes, with bulk discount pricing for commercial growers, home gardener, and serious hobbyists.

      We partner with leading garden supply brands to offer high-quality plant winter covers at guaranteed low prices.

      Call us toll-free Monday to Friday with any questions. For all of your plant frost covers, gardening, irrigation and greenhouse needs, we hope you'll shop with us here at Greenhouse Megastore.

      Cold and Frost Cloth, Covers and Blankets FAQs

      What are frost blankets made of?

      Typically non-woven polypropylene or fabric blends that are lightweight, breathable, and durable.

      What is the best fabric to cover plants from frost?

      Non-woven polypropylene frost cloth is considered the best option due to its balance of insulation, breathability, durability, and light transmission.

      How do frost blankets work?

      They trap heat from the soil and reduce exposure to freezing air, creating a protective microclimate.

      How long can frost cloth stay on plants?

      Several days if breathable, but remove during warmer periods to prevent overheating.

      Can you layer frost blankets?

      Yes, layering increases insulation and improves cold protection.

      Do plant frost cloths allow water through?

      Yes, most allow rain and irrigation to pass through.

      What can you use instead of frost cloth?

      Sheets, burlap, or tarps, but these are less effective and less breathable.