[Slowgrind]

I was in our local poundland yesterday and they had 1.5M long polythene cloches for a pound! They won't have the staying power of polycarb. but for a pound! 

[mumofstig]

They also have chair and bench covers perfect for under my cherry tree...as the birds love to decorate them, during the fruit season ...lovely 

[sarah-king]

Which pound land in york? Ill have to get some :-) i got some last year and they did the job great.

[Eugene]

I bought some of these last year, useless ! One gust of wind and the whole lot went. They were well weighted too, but the cheap plastic just splits. I'll just wait until later to put the stuff out this year.

[noshed]

They are quite handy but you need to block the ends off or you get a wind tunnel. A couple of milk containers filled with water helps to weigh them down.

[A. Fallowfield]

Sounds like another bus pass trek into Lincoln. They had small fruit trees last time I was there, all a quid!

[Slowgrind]

B&Q have some stout polythene cloches at £9.99 3M long but they still need to be anchored.

[grenhouse]

I bought one of these last week, and to be honest they are pretty useless for outside use. The plastic is very thin and the wire is really bendy! (but what am i moaning about, they are a quid!) However, i have utilised it within the greenhouse to give me a chance of double early lettuce! Useful in this context i think.

Steve

[chrissie B]

i bought 2 of these and got 2 years out of each one so not bad i thought and i still have the hoops so can just add some new plastic .
chrissie b

[Joolz]

I picked up two of these today. Hopefully they will be ok. I also got two nice dibbers one for usual bulbs and one bigger one that will do lovely for putting the spuds in.

Joolz

[HugglescoteGrower]

I got hold a dozen of these last year, they are what they are - a quids worth of cloche but they served a purpose and will go out agin this year over my first earlies

I had decided to make myself some proper cloches over the winter, but of course I haven't done it.