Agfabric Garden Netting 6.5'x15' Insect Pest Barrier Bird Netting for Garden Protection,Row Cover Mesh Netting for Vegetables Fruit Trees and Plants,White

I’ve ordered this garden netting previously. It’s perfect to cover my peas so the birds don’t get the seeds. Likewise, for my lettuce and Rapini. I cut some to cover my blueberries when they start to ripen and it’s just perfect with bamboo poles to help tent it. I also use it over my summer squash to keep leaves off the beds which are situated near two holly trees.I ordered this second one to start a fresh cover over my summer squash planting beds for this season.Sun and rain get through but the birds and bugs stay out!

We have been purchasing this netting each year for the last few years to protect a certain vegetable that we grow from a particular beetle that will gorge themselves on the veggie and kill our yearly crop.It has proven to be quite effective and certainly has helped to significantly limit the damage.We have to buy a new net each year because the sun exposure breaks the netting material down and it becomes very brittle and fragile making it very susceptible to developing holes that are big enough for the beetles to enter the netting.If the net lasted at least two years, I would have given this product a 5 star rating.

This stuff is a great alternative to traditional small square bird netting. It is so much easier to work with and when you fold it up it doesn't get tangled into itself. Secures well with spring clips to hoops. Overall very impressed. After a growing season I'll update the review with some comments about durability.

I use this for garden cover. We had a big hail storm and I assumed the garden was a goner but it survived!! The fabric was a bit saggy but it protected my plants.

Sturdier than my last netting purchase. Draped over some PVC hoops to protect my tomatoes from insects and cats!

It can prevent bugs from destroying my vegetables, it is durable, and I will buy it next time.

for use in the vegetable garden.

This insect netting is a garden saver for sure! I used it to cover cabbages during the springtime and squash plants during the summer. I found it very effective as long as you have all the edges tacked down to the ground. With squash I did have to take off when they got huge so they could be pollinated and at that point resorted to hand picking bugs, squishing eggs and using low intensity insecticides to deal with squash bugs. I set this up on my cabbages from the start. They were all beautiful...no worms or eaten leaves although the moths certainly were fluttering over the mesh waiting for an opportunity to get them. Water easily penetrates the mesh plus you can use hoops of really any sort to hold the mesh up. The mesh is very durable in that it takes a heck of a force to rip or snag this insect netting. It stays put during windy days as it has more heft than some of the other ultra-fine meshes out there. My only complaint would be for width. I know that it is 10 ft wide so hoops can be utilized but since I am using on pretty big vegetables, hoops do not have to be used, and I wish it came in a 6 ft wide X 25 ft long size. It would fit my raised beds perfectly.