Garden Netting for Raised Bed 10'x 26', Mesh Netting Plant Covers, Bird Netting for Garden Protection, Plant Net Barrier, Screen for Row Cover, Vegetables, Fruits, Flowers

It was an uneven cut making it difficult to spread it over my pumpkins, but we got it to work. It did its job and kept my pumpkins safe. With a little maneuvering and creative crafting, it works.

I needed some thing to cover my strawberries, because I lose them to the birds every year. This seems to do a good job covering, but it’s open on the ends, and birds still got in and stole my strawberries.

I was going to get the traditional bird netting, but when I saw this, I thought it would be useful to keep insects out, as well as birds. Fortunately, strawberries will still crop without pollination from insects, just wind.The fine mesh material is very light but actually strong. It’s durable enough for my needs.It doesn’t tear when you pull on the edges. There’s no edging around it, just a cut edge. There was some dirt on one corner, but not at all wet like some reviews mention, and there were a couple small holes near one fold. Other than that, the mesh is very good quality.I cut the 10 x 26 netting in two and easily have enough for two of my 8ft x4ft raised beds.Overall, I’m pleased with the value at $17.

Just what I needed to wrap my tomato plants and fig tree, to protect them from the birds, squirrels, and other animals. Easy to use. I cut to the sizes I needed and use binder clips to attach to the tomato cages and to the pots themselves. Haven't lost any fruit/veggies since installed.

Cool wet springs produce insects and in my area it's is nearly impossible to manage the insect damage on spring crops. And the whole point of growing food is to eliminate use of chemicals in the garden. This insect screening is my solution. This year I grew broccoli and spinach in a long 18ft raised bed. I joined two mini greenhouse frames and wrapped with this insect screen. I then placed the polyurethane covers. Once the weather warmed I removed the covers replacing it with Aluminet shade fabric and left the insect screen in place until harvest. Its super easy to water through the screen and Aluminet. Both the broccoli and spinach were beautiful - NO insect holes or damage of any kind. I was able to harvest both in their entirety. I've also placed this screening over cabbage plants. After a brutal spring the insect netting is still in great shape. I laid out on the lawn and hosed off bird droppings and mulch along the edges. After letting it dry it was easy to fold up and store away for next year. If you take care of it you'll be able to use it for many seasons. I recommend insect screening.

In contrast to my previous experiences with flimsy and unreliable nets, this one has stood strong. Very sturdy netting, shielded my plants from squirrels, no chew-through. A total win! Beyond pleased!

this thin netting work out great for my uses

Really big and effrctive.