These self watering cloches have gutters that divert water back inside, are warmer, lighter and safer than glass cloches, and virtually unbreakable, easily assembled and can be used individually or in a line to protect a larger area, supplied complete with pegs. Please be advised that this product is no longer available - in the meantime, those customers who may have previously bought these cloches may still purchase the ends and pegs (pack of 2) only.
• Create a warm, light, safe and easy to assemble environment for your delicate plants • Supplied complete with ground pegs • Sold individually • Cloche ends available separately in a pack of two • Size: L:50cm W:36cm H:32cm
What The Experts Say... "Each rigid polythene cloche has a gutter system that's designed to channel rainwater back inside the cloche. Cloches arrive in a pack of three that can be linked together, plus two end pieces to close off the tunnel (if you want more you have to buy them separately). Self-assembly and supplied with ground pegs." Buyer's Guide - Cloches by Helen Billiald, Garden News, 16 April 2008
This attractive triangular Willow Obelisk (stands 6ft high and has a generous base width of over 4ft once assembled) is ideal for creating a frame for sweet peas, peas, broad beans and climbing beans and can be easily folded flat for storage in the winter.
Extra Value - Buy Two and Save £3
• Measures 1.8m High x 135cm Base on each side
What The Experts Say... "For beans and courgettes, I use an attractive and sturdy triangular folding willow obelisk. It measures 1.8m (6ft) tall, has a generous width of 1.35m (4.5ft) at its base and can easily be folded flat for storage." Know How - Layer it Up, Grow It! magazine, November 2008 Voted 6 of the Best in Supports for Climbing Crops - Grow Your Own Magazine, April 2008 "Peas, broad beans, and climbing french beans will all crop better if they are supported".... Grow Your Own, April 2006 "Eye-catching focal point....cleverly designed to fold up and be stored over the winter." Garden Answers, February 2005