growbiggerplants Agribon AG-19 Floating Row Crop Cover/Frost Blanket/Frost Cloth/Garden Fabric Plant Cover

I wanted to use this product as shade cover during the warmer summer months. It is so flimsy it was tearing even as I tried to put it over my frames. I attached it with small clamps to my supports. We had a strong wind and it just tore away where the supports were. I'm sure this won't last more than a few weeks if that. Toilet paper is stronger. I have had to reorder but this time from Agribon. It was a waste of money and I am too late to return the second package. I suggest you order directly from Agribon and no other seller if you want authentic row cover.

Product is as advertised.Delivery was very long.

I bought this fabric last year and it was great.This year I ordered more for a second bed and the quality is terrible! It's half the thickness of last year's fabric, almost transparent, and flimsy. The right (long) edge is not finished and is fraying. I have an email out to the seller to see what's going on, will update this review accordingly.Update: Heard back from USA Commerce, they say the product is the same quality as what I bought last year. I completely disagree, I had both of them open in my garden yesterday and there is an obvious difference between the two. I'm returning it, will find another solution.

I ordered Agribon AG-19 Row Cover from USA-Commerce, but what I received is a counterfeit. If it was a good quality fake, I would be able to use it, but this material has low light transmission - it wouldn't let enough sunlight through for my vegetables. Also, it sheds water.

I didn't expect much- based on the price but I was wrong! My garden has survived the first cold snap - where temperatures dropped into the high 20's! I have used other products previously but this one allows sunshine and rain through therefore acting as a frost barrier only. Brilliant! Will definitely buy when needed again; it seems sturdy enough to take off and on as the weather demands and will likely last more than one season.I do recommend rocks or bricks to hold the fabric down, if you clip or pin it it may tear and not last as long.