Re: CULT: Reemay vs plastic

Linda, our row cover is plastic filled with fine holes that somehow let water and air through but keep heat in and cold out.  Regular plastic sheeting won't do a thing.  I get mine from the local nurseries.  I don't remember if Home Depot has it or not.  I think they do sometimes.
Francelle Edwards, Glendale, AZ  Zone 9
Sept. 100s   Oct. 90s  Nov. finally 80s
The long, hot fall has been good for our newly planted irises though.  They are all growing beautifully.
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Linda Mann 
  To: iris-talk 
  Sent: Friday, November 02, 2001 8:52 AM
  Subject: [iris-talk] CULT: Reemay vs plastic


  <with the plastic row
                   cover some call Remay.  Here it's known just as row
  cover. >

  Oops, clipped this & forgot who posted...anyway, Reemay is a synthetic
  material that is non-woven, but porous, unlike plastic sheeting.  Not
  sure if your 'plastic' row cover is the same or not.  Reemay is like
  that fibrous stuff used as backing in sewing collars etc.  Looks
  identical.

  Linda Mann TN


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