Consolidated Foam Inc 1212 Super Protection Rose Cone 12 Pack

Product Description

The CONSOLIDATED FOAM INC 1212 is a large-format foam rose cone designed to protect rose bushes, shrubs, and ornamental plants from extreme cold weather conditions, including sub-zero temperatures. Measuring 16 inches wide by 16 inches wide by 18 inches tall, the cone features a 0.5-inch wall thickness that provides meaningful insulation for overwintering vulnerable plants. Sold in a package of 12 units, this product is well suited for landscape maintenance professionals, nursery operators, and grounds crews who need to winterize large quantities of plants efficiently each season.

This rose cone is intended for use over large rose bushes and comparable shrubs during fall and winter months. The generous 16 by 16 by 18-inch interior space accommodates mature canes and bushy growth habits that smaller standard-size cones cannot cover. Grounds maintenance crews, landscapers, and horticulture professionals commonly deploy this cone as part of a seasonal plant protection program in cold-climate regions where temperatures regularly drop below freezing.

Key Features

• 16 inches x 16 inches x 18 inches interior dimensions accommodate large rose bushes and shrubs
• 0.5-inch foam wall thickness engineered for sub-zero temperature protection
• Lightweight foam construction for fast, high-volume seasonal installation and removal
• Sold in a 12-unit package for efficient bulk winterization projects
• Suitable for roses, shrubs, and ornamental plants requiring cold-season coverage

Compatibility

Designed as an over-plant cold weather protection cover for large rose bushes, shrubs, and ornamental plants in residential and commercial landscape applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by landscape or grounds maintenance professionals as part of a pre-winter plant protection routine. Place the cone directly over the plant after pruning and mounding soil or mulch at the base to seal out wind. Secure the cone against wind uplift using stakes, soil, or mulch around the perimeter base. Remove the cone in spring once the risk of hard frost has passed to allow normal plant growth to resume.