Nuvue Products 24160 Winter Wrap, Multiple Sizes Available

Love it. Easy to apply and so far holding up very well to some brutal winter weather. Keeps the deer from attacking the bush. Will see how the bush fairs when I remove it in the spring, but so far very satisfied.

Unfortunately the shrub cover couldn’t stand up to 30mph winds. Although I put rocks to hold down the shrub cover, the wind blew the cover off and ripped it from the grommets. Most of the grommets broke and the shrub cover is shredded. Worked well until the first real winter storm. Disappointed in the purchase and would not recommend.

It is all right but it got blow all way with the high wind we had. You need to really anchor it down.

This was purchased to wrap my rhododendrons, so the deer won't eat them. These are fairly large bushes and this covered them well. There is a drawstring on the bottom that can be cinched from both sides, with plenty of string leftover to tie to an adjacent tree, so the wind can't blow them off .. Also there is a metal button in the middle of the round material, so you can center it on the bush before cinching. The material is a heavyweight paper, and hopfully will last more than one season. These are a good buy, as not too expensive. I had used a previous brand featured in "Gardeners's Supply" catalog, but purchased them from a local greenhouse. They were discounted because they had dry rotted, and were beginning to tear at the folds. They had to be tied from top to bottom, and I had to rig two together to fit. Still a few leaves ended up sticking out and the deer managed to get them. Had to throw a few of them out this year as they were torn beyond use. These cover the bush completely, and look very neat in appearance. Hope they last.

I have to be honest, when I received this item I was disappointed to see it only covered a 24x36” plant. You think 8ft would cover so much more. The plant I needed this for is much bigger than that but I decided instead of sending it back I would try it on a smaller plant. Not only is this cover better than the side wrap type I already have but it took me half of the time to secure and looks great! Highly recommend and I have already ordered more to replace the side wraps one.

We purchased two of these wraps to cover our fig trees over the winter. The wraps arrive as 'flat' - once you unfurl them into their circular shape, you can drape them over your plants and then use the drawstrings at the bottom to tighten up the loose fabric. It's a great concept in theory but unfortunately the trunks of our figs were rather small compared to the volume of fabric that was being cinched. The drawstring "pinchers" aren't strong enough to cinch so much fabric; in the first heavy wind, the string worked its way loose and both covers were blown off the plants, ripping in the process. We only had the trees covered for a week. :(This is an excellent product if you live somewhere (or your plants are somewhere) sheltered from the wind but it didn't work at all for us. Guess it's back to scratchy burlap!

Very disappointed and misleading!I purchased 2 of these.One has 2 pull cords to close the bottom. The other only has one.Both did not tighten properly around the shrub.They did not seem to be 8’ as promised!Would not buy again!

The concept is smart: a round cover for plants and shrubbery. Since most plants are round, a round cover makes sense.Just a couple of comments: size. When buying covers, don't underestimate size. You will be surprised just how much material it will take to cover shrubs. These photos will give you an idea of coverage. The privacy wall is about 5 feet tall. If you are going to err, choose a cover that is "too big."Draw cord along bottom of cover: Another plus for this cover. Each cover includes a draw string with 3 spring loaded clips. Unfortunately the clips slip easily, and will not hold in a 10 MPH wind. The simple solution is to tie a slipknot at the end of each cord.I am going to keep my fingers crossed, and hope that NuVue Products introduces a cover with a 20 foot diameter.

I have a giant bush (like the one in my picture, and it covered it 95% of the way. I secured it using the string, but I still wrapped my bush around once with a separate piece of string to hold it in place. We had a huge wind storm a few nights ago and it stayed put, so i'm happy with my purchase.

The stakes are useless, they did not hold in the ground after the first bit of wind. We had to place heavy bricks around our yew hedges to keep this cover in place. It lasted the season but ripped, so we threw it out once spring came. If you are prepared to replace it each year, it looks marginally better than the ugly brown burlap, so we will probably get it again this year as long is it remains fairly cheap.

Good

I covered my boxwood mini-hedge. It worked well at first but tent pegs worked loose. Needs longer pegs.

This wrap was very to cover the plants and secure them. The ties are very practical to secure the cover. I have used other wraps in the past and it took a while for me to complete the task. This was large enough to cover two plants.SINCE this is the first time I used this wrap, I am unable to comment on how well it protected the plants.