Can Fiberglass Screen Be Used to Shade Plants From Sun?

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Fiberglass screens are routinely used to shade plants from the sun, particularly in greenhouses. A variety of manufacturers even make roll-up fiberglass screens for greenhouse use, with varying density levels to accommodate different types of plants.

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Can Fiberglass Screen Be Used to Shade Plants From Sun?

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