Solar Screen Mesh Garden Protection Tarps prevent sun scorching
of plants and damage from hail and torrential rain.
Agriculture rated for vegetable and ornamental gardens.
PTI garden tarp screen mesh covers protect gardens from
sun and triple the healthy growth of plants by providing increased time for
photosynthesis to occur.
The blocking of up to 60% of UV radiation stops sun scorching
of plantings and allows cooler ground air to rise and
maintain optimal growing temperatures surrounding plants for
longer periods of the day.
 Any size or
shape is custom made to your exact specifications
for a perfect fit. The high strength and great durability of
the PolyCB2 HD-60 screen mesh netting is impervious to damage.
Hail stones bounce off and heavy rain is broken up into a gentle
watering.
Stainless steel grommets are spaced out along the reinforced
hems. This allows for several methods of installation over
your garden. The tarps can be rope laced to a framework or
even held up by heavy duty, well implanted, garden stakes.
A network of securely strung cables is often used to hold
the tarps up over large areas.
 For
best results, several smaller tarps to cover your garden
are better than one large tarp. Keeping the sizes to eight
feet or less wide will not only make your garden cover
easier to handle but will help prevent grommets from being
torn out during rough and windy weather.
As an example: A 20' x 15'
garden area would be better covered by five 4' x 15'
garden tarps. This will allow your garden cover to be
mounted on a simple framework or held by a series of
tightly strung 15' long cables.
The staff at Protect Industries is always ready to assist
in discussing innovative mounting design for
hard to attach areas. Just send an email, a fax or make a phone call.
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PolyCB2
HD-60 screen mesh is the recommended sun shade screen
for hydroponics gardening. It decreases water
evaporation while allowing sufficient solar energy to
promote healthy maturing of plants. Hydroponics growers
of vegetable produce have reported multiplied growing
cycles and substantially increased production. 