• Row Cover and Frost Blanket Clips Grow Organic
  • Row Cover and Frost Blanket Clips Grow Organic
  • Row Cover and Frost Blanket Clips Grow Organic
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Item Number: SER190

Row Cover and Frost Blanket Clips

Secures Row Covers to Ground and/or Supports

Highly recommend and ingenious plastic clips (shown both in place held down by a U-shaped ground staple, and before installation). Attach to the edges of row covers, providing a way to anchor the material to ground stakes, wires, etc. The clips can be snapped off, allowing removal of row covers as needed.

  • Dimensions: 4.25"L x 1.5"W x 0.25"H
  • Use one for each 3 feet of length
$1.49
$1.99
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Shipping Weight: 0.01 lb

Dimensions: 4.25"L x 1.5"W x 0.25"H

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    Customer Reviews

    Based on 6 reviews
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    LEB
    A must

    These work perfect with the garden staples and any type of fabric. They are a must to use with landscape fabric and sun and cold protection fabric. Keeps it all in place plus easier to pull up staples when done.

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    Maryl
    Hard to use

    Very hard to use even my husband gave up trying to use them. Maybe bad batch but on some had to use pliers to close.

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    Mike Loftus
    Unique product that works a treat.

    Great for temporarily securing frost cover cloth, netting, or light-reduction screening to support structures. The multiple uses and ease of use make the clips the best alternative to alternative means of tying material to wire or PVC supports.

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    Lildiesel
    Great product

    Little big of learning curve to get these on, working great through snowstorm and high winds so far, 1 month.

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    Kim
    Clips

    I didn't read the size of these, so when I had them in hand, they were much smaller than anticipated. I used them on plastic and during a big storm, they ripped the plastic a little. I would use them again, however because it could have been user error. It was my first time using them

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