Made by Bosmere who have been supplying quality garden tools and accessories since 1979. The Bos Sheet is used to collect garden debris such as grass cuttings, leaves, weeds, pruning's etc. Tough, durable woven polyethylene with strong handles. Dark green, 7' by 7'.
- HEAVY DUTY MATERIALS – The Bosmere Yard Waste Tarp is made with thick, high quality polyethylene that is easy to wash and can withstand all types of waste.
- DURABLE HANDLES – Transporting your waste is easy with our double stitched webbing handles. It can easily handle leaves, weeds, hedge trimmings, trash and more.
- LONG LASTING – Our garden tarp is treated with a UV stabilizer to prevent long-term degradation from UV light. This coating also makes the tarp easy to clean.
- MULTIPURPOSE TARP – Our 7’x7’ tarp is perfect for collecting and transporting anything from around the garden or it can be used as a waterproof cover to keep things dry.
- Bosmere is a family owned business that has been bringing you fine British garden products for over 30 years. We believe everyone can be a gardener, but why not do it with finely crafted tools and products made to classic British standards?
- HEAVY DUTY MATERIALS – The Bosmere Yard Waste Tarp is made with thick, high quality polyethylene that is easy to wash and can withstand all types of waste.
- DURABLE HANDLES – Transporting your waste is easy with our double stitched webbing handles. It can easily handle leaves, weeds, hedge trimmings, trash and more.
- LONG LASTING – Our garden tarp is treated with a UV stabilizer to prevent long-term degradation from UV light. This coating also makes the tarp easy to clean.
- MULTIPURPOSE TARP – Our 7’x7’ tarp is perfect for collecting and transporting anything from around the garden or it can be used as a waterproof cover to keep things dry.
- Bosmere is a family owned business that has been bringing you fine British garden products for over 30 years. We believe everyone can be a gardener, but why not do it with finely crafted tools and products made to classic British standards?
