Now Available Green Poly Tarps

The green poly tarps are now being used more than ever, the grass is green and flowers are now blooming these green poly tarps make perfect camouflage for any coverage you might have to make in your garden. They make perfect yard tarps, these green poly tarps are 6.5 oz per square yard and 12 mil thickness, long lasting, waterproof and mildew resistant. Green poly tarps are low priced tarps which are widely used in agriculture, roofing, outdoor camping, landscaping, industry, garden furniture covers and many more endless uses. To purchase one of these green poly tarps take a look at the green poly section at tarpsplus.com.



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Anonymous said…
I use the green poly to cover my lawn mower, It's not a random color in the backyard like blue or yellow so it looks good instead of tacky.

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March 27, 2009 at 1:29 PM
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