VIVOSUN 5 x 30 ft. Plant Trellis Netting, Heavy-Duty Polyester Grow Net, Garden Trellis Netting with Square Mesh for Climbing Plants, Vegetables, Fruits, and Flowers, 2-Pack

I needed something to put on my fence for the veggies to grow on. I love how easy it was to put up, no tangles right out of the package. It has held up great over the hot summer and I will be able to use it next year too. This is my go-to netting from now on!

works as described

Works very good for tomato trellis. Purchased a second to trellis my cukes and beans. Careful unfolding, but if you don't rush it, it unfolds just fine.

I used these for growing sugar snap peas. The netting held up great...I was even able to use it multiple times.

This was a good value for the cost. It will provide a nice support for my peas. I staked two 7ft metal steaks on either side of the row of peas and ran a steel wire rope at the top between them. I then tied the net to the steel wire rope so that the net wasn't supporting itself, this held it up across the 12 ft span. I ties the sides to the steak with zip ties and tied the bottom to the steaks I have holding my drip line down. I will say that the net seems a little sloppy but its going to work fin for my needs, I wouldn't use it just by itself, it need more support and all 4 sides. It can be easily cut to size too which was what I needed to do. Time will tell, over the hot phoenix summer, if this will hold up. Will update come fall.

I used it for my cucumber plants against the wood fence. It’s very useful.

This is my fourth order for this product. I use them for container tomatoes, squash, cucumbers and more. I'm going to use this one with a trellis that isn't quite big enough. I believe it will work. The last thing I want is for the vegetables and fruit to lay on the ground or my patio. We are trying to avoid insects from destroying our container plants. So far, we have done well and with minimal expense. We have a bird feeder on the patio and the trellis has kept the birds away from the ripe vegetables.

Works for my tomato plants and cucumber vines. Initial unraveling requires large clean area. I did not want to place it on the ground as it might introduce disease to plants. So far it’s working well for my 5ft+ plants with no sign of tear or shredding.

I bought a package several years ago, then a year later bought another package. You can cut it easily to the size you want and it won't unravel. You can hang it on a fence -- either over the fence posts or I use plastic zip ties to hold it in place. Note that you do need to tie it up especially at the bottom. It isn't solid or firm like a metal trellis. It is strong and durable, however, and great value for money. It can be washed with the garden hose. It's a bit tricky to remove plants like runner beans after the growing season is over. I pull out my plants by the roots and/or cut them off and let them dry out a bit before attempting to remove them from the trellis cords. It's really the same as with a metal trellis, however -- still have to get the plants off. I hang it in my basement for the winter. You could wash it if you wanted.

UPDATE... So after posting my review VIVOSUN contacted me expressing their concern with my not so satisfactory product. They apologized and offered me a full refund, and anything else to rectify the problem. I received the message within a day of posting my review, OUTSTANDING customer service. I change my rating from 1 star to 4 purely on their customer service.Cheap material, pulls very easy causing it to make the squares small, there’s a bunch of strings that are attached (assuming to attach to something) but they just get in the way. If you need to cut to fit into place the material pulls and comes apart. Definitely not heavy duty.

This simple and inexpensive trellis is fantastic! There was enough to span both my 6ft AND 9ft raised garden beds with plenty left over for next year! So far they are holding up my peas, beans, and cucumber plants with no problem. We'll see if they can handle squash, but so far they are a godsend since a lot of the wire type trellises were too expensive. These do the trick nicely, and I'm very impressed.

This is a fair option for trellis netting at this price but I would not buy this again. The netting is so frail that it unravels and snaps super easily. It’s near impossible to get a decent tension to prevent plants from stretching and lifting the netting up, without it snapping and compromising the structure of the net.

We used only a portion of this netting on a 7.5-foot wide area along our fence. It was easy to cut, it stretched enough to hang tightly from the screws we placed, and stayed in place through the whole summer (and we left it for the winter, so we will see if it makes it through that too). It held heavy cucumbers and squash with no problems, and when the plants died in the fall and we pulled them down, the netting still held tight. For the low cost, and the quality, I would definitely recommend it.