GardenSkill Pop n Crop Plant Umbrella | Garden Netting Cloche Protection Cover Dome for Tomato Vegetable Flower Bed Seedling | Anti Bird Mesh Pop Up Fruit Cage Grow House (1m dia x 0.75m high, Pack 1)

Great product and kept birds from eating fruit from my fruit plants. An ingenious design, simple and effective.

Delighted with this product. Very easy to use and looks neat in the garden. Have purchased twice as it is definitely stopping Muntjac deer nibbling at very young newly planted shrubs.

I feel it is a sturdy product and works a dream on the small pond we have keeping off the leaves !!!

Basically I DO like this product. It seems well made and sturdy. The problem for me is that the central pole is too long for my pots, so that when you push it right down to the bottom of the pot, it still leaves a gap of about 6 inches. My pots are on concrete. I can tape a bit of ordinary mesh around the edges, to give the umbrella a 'hem' I suppose - but it would be better if the central pole was adjustable.

Brilliant contraption which is keeping the pigeons off our cabbages! Also will keep the butterflies off! A nice size for small vegetable beds, which are too small for the standard long lengths of mesh. We’re also using these cloches to overseed and repair patches in our lawn, keeping the dogs and pigeons off the seeded areas but still keeping most of the lawn free to use. Cheaper to buy here and much faster delivery from here than from certain well known garden seed suppliers who shan’t be named. Highly recommended!

I thought this maybe good for my brassicas to stop cabbage caterpillars in my raised bed. It was a bit fiddly to get it positioned just right and thankfully pegs were included to keep it in place on very windy days. A great idea, even if a bit fiddly. It's just like an upturned umbrella with the centre stick a bit longer to go into the ground. So far, all have escaped the cabbage caterpillars, but slugs and snails can still get in.

Nice size, very simple but good design and so far, seen very robust.

Used these for the first time today, and just for once I did not have to ask for help in putting them into position (I have some shoulder issues that make certain tasks difficult). I like the fact that they are mesh not sheet plastic so they do not need to be removed when the plants/seeds need watering. And they look good which is an added bonus when the veg garden is visible from the leisure area of the garden - a small point but a valid one I think. Hubby has suggested I buy another set of three as they are ideal for our 4' beds.