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Mini Greenhouse Cloches
from £9.95
GDN-832
4 Customer Reviews
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Quick and easy to set up, these robust Mini Greenhouse Cloches have thick, rigid plastic walls that provide extreme weather and pest protection for your vegetable crops. Plants also enjoy an extra, natural source of water via the clever integral rainwater collection reservoirs on the roof. Cloches are sold individually without ends so you can join them to make a longer tunnel if required - purchase the required number of ends separately.
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• Cloches measure 104cm/41” L x 38cm/15” W x 30cm/12” H
• Sold individually without ends for complete flexibility of use
• Single cloches simply snap together to form a longer tunnel if desired
• Ends sold separately to avoid surplus (in the case of a longer tunnel)
• Ingenious roof design traps rainwater which drips inside to water plants
• Sides easily propped open for ventilation with fixing pegs (not supplied but also available separately)
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What The Experts Say...
"These rigid...stackable cloches...create a roomy growing space with snug-fitting end panels. Secured to the ground with metal ground pegs, they feel quite substantial..."
Cloches on Test, English Garden, February 2009
"Mini Greenhouse Cloches are robust and have thick, rigid walls with integral rainwater collection reservoirs, so plants enjoy natural rainwater while still being protected. Fixing pegs securely anchor the tunnels and can be used to raise cloches to a tilted position for added ventilation."
'Know-how - Protection Racket", Grow It! magazine, December 2008
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Longrow Super Cloche
GDN-368
£34.95
Kitchen Garden Cloche
GDN-244
£37.95
Longrow Super Cloche
Longrow Super Cloche
£34.95
The Longrow Super Cloche has a rugged steel frame covered with corrugated PVC and is large enough to house a wide range of crops from dwarf beans to strawberries - a must for gardeners keen to give their crops the best start and to provide some winter protection for delicate ones.
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• Measures 115cm long x 38cm high x 47cm wide
• Extremely strong galvanised steel frame
• Tough enough to withstand any extremes of weather
• Very strong but lightweight enough to move without dismantling
• Can be easily ventilated by turning the circular end panels
What The Experts Say...
If your soil is still wet and cold, start to warm it up with fleece cloches (Longrow Super Cloche, from Harrod Horticultural…
‘Kitchen Garden Tasks’ – Gardeners’ World magazine, April 2009
This old favourite has been with us for years, and for good reason. Robust corrugated PVC is slotted under considerable tension into the rust-proof galvanised metal frame, which makes the cloche very solid. Construction is simple...it is fairly easy to move around...
Cloches on Test, English Garden magazine, February 2009
For those with short rows - give seedlings and young plants protection for an earlier harvest with this rigid cloche. The rugged, galvanised steel angle frame is covered in corrugated PVC. It is 1.2m long, 47cm wide and 38cm in height with legs attached to each corner to anchor the cloche into the ground.
'Under £50 Best Buys' (Tried and Tested), Gardens Monthly, November 2008
A long cloche that's ideal for covering rows of veg on the allotment. Each self-assembly cloche consists of a rigid PVC sheet over a galvanised steel frame with ventilation panels at either end. Four legs act as anchors.
Buyer's Guide - Cloches, by Helen Billiald, Garden News, 16 April 2008
This Long Row Super Cloche, at 1.2m long, features a tall roof system with ample growing space for dwarf beans, strawberries, melons and salads. Circular end panels turn for adjustable ventilation.
Chris Beardshaw's Three Little Gems, Daily Mail, 15 March 2008
Kitchen Garden Cloche
Kitchen Garden Cloche
£37.95
Bring a touch of elegance to the garden and give your vegetables and tender flowering plants the protection from the weather and pests they need with this Kitchen Garden Cloche. The galvanised, black powder-coated steel frame is covered with clear U.V. resistant plastic - ideal for allowing the maximum amount of essential sunlight to reach the plants whilst foiling pests at the same time. Throw in adjustable air vents and a carrying handle for easy transportation around the garden and your plants have got it made!
• Cloche measures 1m/39” L x 45cm/18” W x 35cm/14” H
• Galvanised, black powder-coated steel frame for strength you can depend upon
• UV resistant plastic covers top and sides
• Adjustable air vents in end panels for ventilation and air circulation
• Carrying handle for easy placement and removal depending on crop requirements
• Comes complete with galvanised steel ground pegs to secure
• Please note this is a self assembly product
What The Experts Say...
"...round domed shaped and open-and-close air vent...I liked the handle o top, making it easy to manoeuvre, and the dark-painted metal frame."
Cloches on Test, English Garden magazine, February 2009
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