Pop-Up Vegetable Cage

MR. Fothergill's Seeds

£39.45

A quick and simple way to protect your strawberries, salad crops and other small plants from attack by birds and other garden pests. This Pop-Up Fruit Veg Cage has a strong but flexible spring steel frame that self-assembles instantly with no tools needed – simply unzip the bag and the cage pops open. The large zipped door controls ventilation and gives easy access to your crops. • Self-assembling spring steel frame creates an instant cage with no tools needed • UV protected 4mm PP netting keeps out birds and other strawberry-loving pests • Large zipped entrance controls ventilation and allows

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Pop-Up Vegetable Cage

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