Garden Netting 8x25FT,Fine Garden Mesh Netting Pest Barrier Bird Net Yard Protection Reusable Mosquito Net Plant Garden Bed Row Cover Nylon Net Fabric for Vegetables Plants Fruit Trees Flowers

Worked well to cover blueberry bushes. We got a ton of berries and kept them safe from birds. However, a word from the wise: once one blew off and we didn’t notice for a day, the crows found d the bushes and after that, even with the net back on, they pecked holes through and managed to eat all the berries! I don’t think this is an issue with the product as it did the trick for a long harvest till that point!

I use this garden netting to cover my tomatoes (protect them from the birds). Works great and easy to lift off to water the tomatoes.

Cicadas search for young trees, slit small soft branches to lay eggs. This mesh is probably smaller mesh than needed but it's tough, easy to work with and would probably keep small insects out well. It's pretty much what I needed and worked well.

Mesh was used to keep moth butterflies out of my cabbages, it did a great job!!Held up the entire growing season, handled rain storms, rain goes thru the mesh as well as plenty of sunlight.Pins easily to the soil, and will roll up and reuse next season!!

Very thin and fragile. I recommend some other product.Real review. I have received no incentive from any company for this review

Very poor product-torn along the edges so not uniform in size. Many runs in the fabric. This came out of the box with many runs in the fabric and not uniform-no way will be reusable at end of season

This was the best investment I made, very big, I managed to protect all my vegetables from caterpillars and squirrels, it helps alleviate the very hot sun and it really protects very well, I recommend it

I needed to tent my native plant milkweed nursery with a very light weight netting that would let sunlight and water through to the plants. The netting will also keep Monarch butterflies from laying eggs on the potted plants, which were recovering from the springtime onslaught of Monarch caterpillars. The size and fine weave netting of two 10' x 20' packs proved to be sufficient for tenting of the nursery pot flats. The tented area is in seasonal partial sunlight so I don't yet know if the plastic material will survive the tropical sunlight, however, it was strong enough to make a tear-free tent held down with rocks, that easily passes water and light.