Garden Netting and Fleece Crop Cover Clips - Black - Qty 30

Keep your garden netting, fleece or polythene firmly in place with these handy netting or fleece c...

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For gardeners seeking to secure plant coverings, these Gardening Naturally clips offer a simple yet effective way to anchor netting, fleece, or polythene to the ground or create internal greenhouse curtains. They provide a durable anchor point for pegs, extending the life of your coverings and protecting plants, though their effectiveness can depend on the type of ground pegs used.

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ColourBlack
Model Part NumberCC930
BrandGardening Naturally

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FAQs

Can the clips be reused each season?

Yes, the clips for garden netting can be reused for multiple growing seasons as long as they are not physically damaged.

Do the clips fit all types of netting?

They work with most common garden netting, fleece, and polythene materials used by gardeners.

How do I attach the clips to the netting?

The clip works like a suspender belt; simply press the clip onto the fabric where you want to place the peg. It will create a secure eyelet.

Can I use these clips with cages?

Yes, they are suitable for attaching netting, fleece, or polythene around crop cages to secure against pests.

Are the clips suitable for polytunnels?

They can be used inside polytunnels for hanging netting, fleece, or polythene as needed.

Do the clips work with steel pegs only?

They are designed for use with steel pegs but can also work with other similar pegs or hooks.

How many clips should I use?

We recommend one clip every half meter of fabric, although this will vary depending on how windy your plot is.

Troubleshooting

Clips feel loose on the fabric

Ensure you are pressing the clip firmly onto the material. If the fabric is very thin or worn, consider adding an extra clip or reinforcing the area.

Pegs are not holding securely

Verify that you are using appropriate ground pegs for your soil type. Ensure the pegs are inserted deeply enough. The clips themselves create an anchor point; the peg's stability is crucial.

Clips breaking under strain

Inspect the clips for any pre-existing damage. Ensure you are not overloading the clips or applying excessive force. For very windy conditions, increase the number of clips used.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Effectively secures garden coverings against wind and weather.
  • Prevents damage to netting and fleece, extending their lifespan.
  • Offers versatile use both outdoors and within greenhouses.
  • Simple and quick to attach to various types of garden fabric.
  • Reusable for multiple seasons, providing good value.

Cons

  • Requires separate purchase of ground pegs (e.g., steel pegs).
  • Optimal spacing may vary based on wind conditions.
  • Clips may not be suitable for extremely heavy-duty materials.
  • Dependence on peg type for ultimate security.
  • Small item, can be misplaced if not stored carefully.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup: To attach a clip, simply press it firmly onto the edge of your netting, fleece, or polythene where you want to secure it. The clip will grip the fabric, creating a reinforced eyelet. Then, insert a steel peg (or similar hook) through the opening in the clip and into the ground or desired anchoring point.

Compatibility: These clips are designed to work with most common garden netting, fleece, and polythene materials. They are also suitable for use with steel pegs and similar ground anchoring tools. They can be used to secure covers for crop cages and within polytunnels.

Care: To ensure longevity, clean the clips after use to remove any soil or debris. Store them in a dry place. As long as they are not physically damaged, they can be reused for several growing seasons.

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