cloches in English

noun

1

a small translucent cover for protecting or forcing outdoor plants.

Plant under cloches and begin covering at night when temperatures drop below 35 degrees.

Use "cloches" in a sentence

1. Cloches often have a narrow, turned-down brim

2. See more ideas about Cloches, the bell jar, glass Cloche.

3. See more ideas about Cloches, Cloche decor, the bell jar.

4. Crochet: The crochet Cloche hat is a chic alternative to traditional felt Cloches

5. Mini-paneled greenhouses with handles, woven baskets, and handled tunnels all fall into the category of garden Cloches.

6. Mar 4, 2017 - Explore Katherine Barnes's board "Decorating with Cloches", followed by 395 people on Pinterest

7. Glass or plastic Cloches are used to warm the soil, protect young plants from frost and wind, and expedite root establishment.

8. Cloche (plural Cloches) A glass covering, originally bell-shaped, for garden plants to prevent frost damage and promote early growth

9. Cloche The pots were arranged in randomised block design, each of the six Cloches on the greenhouse bench representing a block

10. At Hats.com, we have an exceptionally wide inventory of women’s Cloche hats, including wool felt Cloches, hats with beautiful embellishments, and hats with bold styles.

11. Designed to be worn low over the eyes, Cloches simultaneously say “come hither” and “stay back, I’m fabulous” - protecting the wearer while being irresistibly

12. For modern weddings, events, and home or business decorations, these classical designs inspired by vintage glass Cloches and bell jars are currently all the rage

13. Cloche (pronounced kl-osh) is the French word for "bell." The original Cloches were large bell-shaped jars that 19th-century French market gardeners placed over plants in spring and fall to act as portable miniature greenhouses.