Kijamilee Frost Cover 32x47 (2-Pack) – Reusable Plant Jacket with Drawstring

Kijamilee Plant Covers: Practical Frost Protection for Outdoor Plants

When chilly nights arrive, the Kijamilee Frost Cover offers a practical, reusable shield for outdoor plants. Each set includes two covers, measuring 32 by 47 inches, crafted from a lightweight 2.5 oz per square yard non-woven fabric. The result is a cover that feels breezy yet sturdy—soft to the touch, but capable of withstanding wind and weather while letting most daylight through.

Designed for simple setup, the cover features a drawstring opening and a dependable zipper. Slip it over the plant, pull the drawstring tight, and fasten with the zipper for a snug fit that stays in place even when gusts pick up. This thoughtful combination helps minimize disturbance to young shoots and buds during placement and removal, so you can care for your plants with confidence.

Key design features

• three sizes available: 32 x 47 inches, 48 x 72 inches, 78 x 98 inches; for best results, consider a slightly larger option for fuller coverage.
• drawstring with a sturdy zipper design for quick, secure fitting and wind resistance
• full outdoor protection against frost, snow, rain, hail, animals, insects, wind, birds, and sun exposure
• premium non-woven material, 2.5 oz per square yard; breathable, durable, and lightweight; transmits about 85% of available light
• widely applicable for upright plants such as saplings, rose bushes, baby trees, tomatoes, peppers, and more in gardens, courtyards, offices, or farm fields

Real-world use scenarios

• protects saplings and young trees in backyards, helping create a steadier microclimate during late frosts
• ideal for tomato and pepper plants, roses, and fruiting bushes across gardens and farming plots

With two covers per pack, you can cover multiple plants or rotate protection as conditions change. For best results, choose a size that leaves room for the canopy and a bit more airflow on milder days. The fabric’s light transmission supports natural warmth without sacrificing coverage, making it a practical season-long option.