Unves 6.5'x15' Garden Netting, Mesh Netting Insect Mosquito Net, Garden Bird Netting, Pest Barrier Protect Garden Plant Fruits Against Birds Bugs, Bird Netting for Garden (White)

This is held up great done exactly what I needed to do. Gone through storms strong wind and me going in and out with it clamped in various ways. Would absolutely buy again.

I'm not sure how to even review this. It came as a jagged sheet of mesh. There were holes in some spots. It was super hard to work with as it bends and distorts easy. BUT once I finally wrangled it over my 4x12 foot bed (I bought 2), it did protect my plants well and let the sun and rain in just fine.I'm not sure I'd buy them again as they were super poor quality, however they did the job this year so I'm conflicted.

Saved my grapes from the Japanese beetles this year. I used clothes pins to close the sides and bottom

It is definitely durable and soft mesh just didn’t work for my pool as a pool cover. It is going to be now a garden cover to protect my plants from the bunnies.

Works well for shielding plants from too much sun, bugs, or other critters going after your plants.

I have a plot at a bug infested community garden, I can never grow cucumbers because of the cucumber beetles. I tried to use row cover but this site gets wind and it is like a sail, my setups blow over. This year I drove u posts fairly deep, attached chicken wire, and used a center post to attaché this netting as a surround. It is clipped on with small out door clips. I planted marigolds along the border to further deter the bugs. I weighted it with four heavy stones. The wind blows through it but cucumber beetles can’t get in. We had wind the two days after I set it up and it hasn’t ripped or shredded. And the cukes have grown up the chicken wire, the netting doesn’t seem to bother them. I will post an update to this regarding durability When I take the net off (I plan to remove once my plants start to flower, I can’t get out there every day so manually pollinating is not possible. But for this use, I like this much better than floating row cover.

The net is definitely light weight, somewhat difficult to put in place because it doesn't have defined corners and I was disappointed in the durability. Our netting was up for roughly a week & had already started to get several runs in it & by the second week, the runs turned into big holes.

I'm an organic gardener and former farmer. I tried this for the first time this year and it has proved itself to be an excellent crop cover. I place it on wire hoop and secure it with ground staples.Absolutely no wind problems; the wind blows right through it. Rain easily enters to you plants. Thus far it has held up to the sun quite well with no UV damage. Does not tear easily and if it does the tears do no propagate like fabric covers.Overall it excels over woven fabric covers. Wish it came in 7 ft x 100 ft rolls.