Bubble-Pack - Any uses in the garden/allotment ?

I have just received a large box of various items and a lot of bubble-pack was used - Before my wife ferrets it away for presents and/or various packing my question is:
Can I find a good use for it in the allotment ?
Cheers,

 

Do you mean bubble wrap? If so, it is on sale in most garden centres as greenhouse insulation.:gnthb:

 

Thanks Daitheplant - Yes I am sure we are talking about the same thing but my bubble wrap is in small 30 cms wide and perhaps 60 cms long and lots of sheets like that - so am wondering if there is another use instead of insulation for a greenhouse

 

That size would be suitable for insulating individual pots. But as we are now coming out of winter you may as well give them to the missus.:D:D:gnthb:

 

You can use it for soil warming. Just lay it on the ground before and just after you sow seeds. I use it to cover the top of a compost heap after I've planted potatos and it helps get them going faster. I also use it draped over a heated propagator in my greenhouse to reduce heat loss.

 

I know!

You could use it as packing if you have to send a parcel anywhere....


I'll get me coat.

 

Oh, it's brilliant for those evenings when you just sit by your allotment plot and watch the grass grow. Pop! Pop! Pop! And if you run out, just take a laptop with you. http://www.virtual-bubblewrap.com/popnow.shtml