Once established, these types of plants should readily survive a light frost or even temperatures in the high 20s with little-to-no protection. Large shrubs, fences, boulders, and canopy cover from trees offer similar protection for nearby plants. We have built up a wide range which includes potato sacks and coated hessian sacks which can be supplied with a high quality bespoke print.

1370mm Jute Hessian Frost Protection 46m - Builder Depot 1370mm Jute Hessian Frost Protection 46m - Builder Depot

The Jute fabrics biodegradable properties make it ideal for uses that require the product to be either recycled or degraded. At this time of the year, the issue of falling temperatures and bad weather can start to pose a real problem for builders and contractors. Your best bet is to plant echiums in a sheltered spot and wrap with a double layer of fleece for the winter, giving them a chance to bloom the following season. We offer three roll sizes in a standard 6oz spec; 137cm x 25m, 137cm x 46m and 91cm x 100m; and our 9oz hessian rolls are 137cm x 46m.Whether you’re looking for tools or timber for a one-off job, or a range of building materials for a large project, you’ll find everything you need all in one place, here at Bradfords.

Hessian Frost Protection 1.37m x 46m | Brick and Blockwork Hessian Frost Protection 1.37m x 46m | Brick and Blockwork

Make sure to remove leaf debris from around the stumps, as it could rot under the protective cover, and spread disease to the crown of the plant. Time Loss – Through damage to materials or structure caused by frost, the use of hessian can aid productivity on site by removing the time lost waiting for replacement building materials or having to carry out repairs on site. Ideal for both industrial and agricultural use, hessian is commonly used as a sacking fabric, and great for protecting plants and shrubs when transplanting.

There should be no frost within the construction that is to be rendered and where possible, rendering should not take place where freezing weather conditions are anticipated prior to adequate curing.