Maintaining a thriving garden in harsh weather conditions can be a challenge. Fortunately, we found a solution. Many gardeners use shading cloth, a durable woven material, in their gardens. Shading cloth can be used to protect plants from strong sunlight and Australian elements.
Sunshade cloth is mainly used for dust removal and outdoor advertising in the construction industry, but it is becoming more and more popular among gardeners. This is because shade cloth is a durable material that can provide years of protection. This is also a cheap and effective way to ensure a good harvest. In addition to protection advantages, shade cloth also has various thicknesses, styles, and colors to meet your plant needs and garden themes.
Plants need sunlight to grow and bloom, but different plants have different requirements for light and heat. Shade cloth can relieve the high temperature in summer and allow you to customize the amount of light penetration that each plant is receiving.
You can hang the shade cloth on separate covers, small vases, and pergola.
Shading cloth can be used to create hoods.
Shading cloth can be used in transparent greenhouses (if your plants need to be warm but sensitive to direct sunlight).
The shade cloth can be used for the arched sturdy elevated garden bed.
You can cover, cover, and wrap the shading cloth according to your own requirements.
The UV stabilization density range of shade cloth is very wide. This will allow tailor-made shading solutions according to the requirements of each factory. Most retailers offer densities of 30%, 50%, 70%, and 90% respectively. 70% of cloth is very suitable for covering pergola and pavilions; 30% is also very popular to encourage plant growth.
You should choose shade cloth according to the environment where you plan/plant your plants. We recommend that you seek advice from the nursery to determine plant requirements.
The shading cloth is knitted or woven. We recommend that you use knitted shade cloth in the garden because the difference between the two will cause varying degrees of sunlight penetration and heat transmission. In addition to the level of UV protection your plants need, you should also consider the optimal sun protection percentage for the plants you want to grow in your garden.
30% to 60%: Very suitable for vegetables, fruit trees, and nurseries. Please note that the shade cloth will also protect your vegetables and fruit trees from birds that enjoy fruits and vegetables like us.
70%: Usually used in greenhouses.
90% of people think this is the basis for preventing the growth of weeds.
If the plants are not adequately covered, the shading cloth will eliminate the heavy head burden on the plants. Shade cloth in the garden should be considered an investment because it can reduce the energy and water costs required to protect the garden in summer.
The color of the shade cloth depends on the requirements of garden plants on the photoreceptor. Green shading cloth for tomatoes, lettuce, pumpkin, and radish, while white shading cloth is suitable for apple, fig, and guava trees.
According to your purpose of using shade cloth, you can choose a lower density shade cloth to promote plant growth and choose a higher density shade cloth for areas that need more shade. High-density shade cloth is very suitable for covering pergola and greenhouse.
Shade Netting
No, sunshade clothes usually do not keep out rain, they are made of non-100% polyester or polyester blends.
Yes, choosing a light-colored low-density knitted shade cloth can keep the heat away from garden plants.
Green knitted shade cloth with a density of 30% is very suitable for vegetable gardens. Let a lot of light and heat promote the growth of vegetables.
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