Do you have any greenhouse supply companies in your area? They often have it. I usually order it online because I don't live close to everything. Sometimes I even see it (sold folded in flat packs) in big box stores like Lowe's or Home Depot, though more commonly in Spring than in Autumn. It is available from many different gardening and farming supply companies, in every weight available, and in pretty much any size you want. You can get it from all the usual seed supply companies---Territorial Seed, Johnny's Select Seed, Burpee, etc. or from someplace like Greenhouse Warehouse, Greenhousemegastore.com, Agricultural Solutions or FarmTek. I imagine multiple sellers have it available via Amazon.com.

I got some at tractor supply once. Check the clearance section there

Last fall Dripworks.com had a cyber Monday (The Monday after Thanksgiving) sale offering 25% off all orders. I got a 250' roll of Agribon 19 for $52 including shipping. They also threw in a free 20 gallon Smart pot to boot.

And whatever you do don't put it in a 5 gallon bucket to scare your dog half to death. My poor puppy about had a heart attack this morning when my row cover was flapping in the wind. She is such a timid dog anyway this didn't help.

LoneJack, I buy it in the big rolls too, and now I've got a nice variety of rolls in different weights and widths. I shouldn't have to buy any more for ages since I've switched mostly to the heavier weights that hold up better to wind. It is a good thing we built an oversized barn-style garage, because I need that extra space to store all my garden stuff.

Kim, That is too funny. Poor puppy. I've had the same response from kittens.

In spring if I have to cover up all the rows of plants because a very cold night is forecast (or if very large hail is in the forecast) my garden does sort of take on a ghostly look, especially if a corner of the row cover comes loose and is flopping in the wind. If we are having brutally strong winds, I've learned to use a zip-tie to secure the fabric to the hoops at the corners of the raised beds and that does help. Thankfully we are pretty sheltered by adjacent woodland that provides a half-decent windbreak. The back garden is less protected, and I've had Agribon take wing and fly away. You don't want to see what happens to a lightweight Agribon when it becomes entangled in a barbed wire fence. It isn't pretty.

Dawn