GardenSkill Pop Up Fruit Cage Garden Tunnel | Butterfly Mesh Insect Net Plant Protection Cover for Planter Grow Bag Pot Raised Bed | Mini Greenhouse Cloche for Strawberry Tomato Flower

• Instant assembly garden netting protection frame and fruit cage cloche for grow bags, planters, raised beds and pot plants
• Protects growing plants from birds, butterflies, cabbage whites, squirrels, rodents and other garden pests
• Assembles in seconds - simply open the bag and the cage pops up automatically! Add the strengthening bars and peg down and you're good to go!
• Weather-proof UV-protected 4mm diameter heavy duty woven mesh material protects plants from wind, rain and excess sunlight
• Features a large zipped door for easy access, watering and humidity control
• Folds away easily for handy winter storage
• Includes fixing ground pegs, strengthening bars and storage bag

Product description Protect grow bags, planters, pot plants, raised beds and vegetable patches in an instant with our rectangular Pop-Up Fruit Cage Cloche. The quickest and simplest method for preventing birds, rodents, insects and other pests eating your home grown strawberries, salad, tomatoes and other plants. This pop up cage assembles almost instantly with no tools needed - simply remove from the bag and opens up automatically! Add the strengething rods at either end, peg down and you're ready to go! The 4mm diameter mesh is small enough to stop birds, squirrels, rodents and most insects including cabbage white butterflies. It is fully weatherproof and UV protected, providing protection against rain, wind and excess sun. There is also a large zipped door at the top for easy access, watering and additional ventilation control. This pop up grow tunnel fits neatly over standard size UK grow bags, as well as most planters. It is also ideal to use over pot plants, on raised beds and in greenhouses for protecting particularly vulnerable crops. Assembled tunnel dimensions: 1.1m x 0.45m x 0.55m high. Safety Warning Always assemble and disassemble with care to avoid injury from sharp edges. Keep away from direct sunlight and extreme weather conditions to prevent UV degradation. Always peg down the greenhouse to prevent it from tipping over in windy conditions. Ensure proper ventilation to prevent overheating and potential fire hazards.