All-Weather Trellis Netting Mesh Plant Garden Vine Growing Flexible String Net (6" Mesh ployester, 5' Wx 15'L)

Not sure how this has so many stars! This is the WORST I have ever bought and I have been gardening and growing for 20 plus years. It’s not even the same packaging. It is so far spaced out it’s useless! It’s not even a trellis! Save your money and go find a different one.

Item arrived in this condition, not at all like pictured on Amazon. I plan to try and unravel it at a later date since we are still too cold to garden here. Will follow up on products outcome.Addendum: put my pea trellis up today. I took my time and studied the above ball of trellis and realized it was easy to unravel once you understand how it is wrapped. Just have to go slow! Anyways. We’ll see how it holds up over the Summer.

I have used the 3.5” & the 6” mesh. Both are great quality and durable indoors AND outdoors. The price is such that at harvest, I just cut the mesh away from my plants without any damage to them or any trichome loss. The roll of velcro attachment tape that is included was of great help I reused the little loops many times before they failed. I tried the ‘reusable’ trellis nets, but they sag and, at harvest, are difficult to remove for reuse without plant damage. I highly recommend this trellis netting

I was expecting clear plastic filament netting like I have purchased in the past. That’s on me for not reading the description carefully enough. I attached this to my brick house with outdoor Command hooks. Using it for flowering vines. I like that I can take it down in the winter if I want and use it again next year.

I really wanted to find something heavy duty, made of good twine or nylon with knots holding corners of each square in place. This item had the measurements I needed to replace my old netting on my pea trellis I needed 4 by 10 ft, this was 5 by 15 ft. I could tell from other reviews that it was going to be thinner thread, but I couldn't find anything better. I was able to cut about 5 feet off the end and add to my cucumber leaning trellis in my other garden square. I like the white velcro to hold the netting in place, but added the grips that came with my pea trellis too. Not sure how it will do in the windy valley in SW AZ that is my home, but it wasn't expensive, so if it only makes it through one season I will learn how to make my own for next year. Just didn't have time, my peas are growing fast and need the support system.