Garden Netting, Plant Covers 10x33Ft Net Ultra Fine Mesh Protection Netting for Vegetable Plants Fruits Flowers Crops Greenhouse Row Cover Raised Bed Barrier Screen Protection Net Cover (10x33ft)

This netting is pretty fine, which keeps most of the flying critters out. It lets rain and water through. The overall size is a little unwieldy. I ordered two and had to cut each of them in half. This was still large for my raised Beds. Even though it is rather delicate, I do believe that I will be able to use it again next year. Not sure if it would survive a third year. I also put it over raspberries and marionberries. I would purchase it again.

This was purchased to keep deer from eating green bean vines. It worked, but chipmunks snuck under at ground level and severed the vines at the ground level--so the plan didn't work. We've given up trying to beat deer, chipmunks, ground hogs, rabbits--you name it, we've got it!! But this is a good product anyway. Recommend.

This is sort of a premature review because I just received it and put it on my peach tree. But some things I want to share at the moment. I will update this in the future once it’s been used for a while. It’s why I haven’t given it 5 stars since I don’t know the durability yet. It took a little while to receive, about 10 days but I was aware if it and did arrive a few days earlier. For $22 it seems to be decent quality. Time will tell. It arrived it a bag and folded Nicely. It was easy to remove and unfold. The width didn’t look quite 8 feet but I measured it with my body and it was. I’m almost 6 feet and there was a few extra feet. I was not worried about the length because it definitely looked long enough for what I needed it for. My peach tree it’s about 12-14 feet tall. The 8ft width of this netting wasn’t exactly wide enough. I should’ve bought 12-15ft width but I was able to manage by wrapping it around my peach tree and clipped the sides together to prevent critters from getting in. This should still work fine and everything is secured. Again, time will tell. It was easy to put on. We used a later and poles to put it on top of the tree so nothing got damaged and so the fruit didn’t fall off. We did this successfully without any issues. There were a few pulls in the netting but it doesn’t affect the use. This definitely looks like it’s going to protect the tree and fruit. I have about 200 tiny peaches starting to grow. This is more then I’ve had in the past. I’m really excited that this year I’ll have some to eat. I planted this tree about 2-3 years ago. It produced some fruit the last two summers however I wasn’t able to eat any because something or someone stole the few peaches that were almost ready to pick. Which is the main reason I needed a net like this. I just hope the critters don’t chew through it... The netting I used previously, the holes were too big and the birds could still get to it and squirrels could climb up the tree.

This net is very thin, cheap and super easy to rip. I had already rip it just trying to install it to my garden. This will be a temporary fix until I find something of better and thicker quality. The amount you get for the price I guess you can say makes up for it, I was able to at least double layer one garden bed due to it being so cheap and thin. Overall I will give a 5 star due to price and the amount of netting you get.

It’s ok but tears easy. It does the job of protect the plants just be gentle.

Last year, my herb and vegetable plants were decimated by caterpillars, grasshoppers and other unknown garden pests. This year garden pests started early — I came home from work and something ate every little carrot sprout and all but a few very young spinach plants and those remaining had holes in the leaves, so I bought this netting and it is working great! My few surviving spinach plants recovered and are ready to eat, and the newly planted spinach, carrot and beet seeds have sprouted and are unbothered. The black swallow tail and cabbage butterflies are out this week flying around the wagon with some herbs in it but are safe thanks to this netting — Yay! I just saw a few little grasshoppers in my flower garden, and I am confident the netting will keep those out of my herbs and vegetables, too. When ordering, I wondered if it’s possible to water through the fine netting and the answer is…YES!! The netting doesn’t move at all when watering through it, which really surprised me for some reason.

I planted about 300 sunflower seeds this spring. I put down red pepper flakes and diatomaceous earth to help keep the critters away. The seeds sprouted and we had one good storm and there was no more red pepper flakes or diatomaceous earth. The seedlings were all consumed by critters. :( I did some research and found several people had suggested garden netting. Having no previous experience with garden netting, I looked here on Amazon and found this one. I ordered more sunflower seeds and this netting. I planted approximately 200 new sunflower seeds and covered the planting area with this netting. I used lawn staples and stakes from my holiday inflatables to hold it down. :) The sunflowers sprouted and the netting did not seem to hinder the plants from sprouting at all. After a few weeks, I realized the seedlings were getting taller, so I used sticks and wooden garden stakes to tent up the netting to continue to protect the seedlings from the critters. A squirrel did pull apart the netting, making a small hole at one place. However, with the tenting and the stakes, he could not reach much and left the plants alone. Once the seedlings were about 4" - 6" tall, I removed the netting and the sunflower plants have continued to grow, mostly undisturbed by the critters. So far, I don't have any blooms, but my planting schedule was pushed back due to the eaten first planting. But, I have several tall plants and a handful with buds that should open soon. I have folded up the netting and will use it again next year. I'm tempted to throw it in the washing machine on the gentle cycle to clean it, but I've also read that isn't necessary. If I do decide to wash it, I'll update my review with the results of the washing. I'm so glad I purchased this netting. It kept the squirrels, chipmunks, and rabbits out of the garden bed so my seeds could sprout and grow.

This mesh works great and I use it for many of my garden needs. I cover sunflower heads to preserve the seeds and protect them from being eaten by the birds, I cover my potato plants to protect them from their leaves being skeletonized by beetles, I wrap and suspend watermelons to keep them off the ground and stop little garden theirs from stealing them away too easily. The only drawback is it frays when you cut it but that's only a minor inconvenience

Good quality fine netting. Arrived on time and very useful in protecting my backyard gardens from bugs, birds and other pests. I use it by itself until seedlings grow an inch or two. Then lay them over garden hoops once the plants are taller.

Using it to keep cabbage white butterfly off brassicas. Good product for this purpose

Sera utlilisé que l'an prochain

excelente producto. Lo compré hace un par de años y sigue funcionando.

Product does what it says. I used it on my raised bed gardens and we get wicked thunderstorms and hail. Product held up to both heavy rains and light hail. We have not had any frost yet so I am unsure how it will protect in the colder temperatures.