140 PCS Fruit Protection Bags, Fruit Netting Bags, Fruit Cover Mesh Bag with Drawstring, Garden Netting Bag for Father's Day, Mosquito Bug Insect Bird Net Barrier Bag for Vegetable Plant Flower(Green)

I purchased these to put over my dahlia blooms this past summer, and they worked perfectly to keep out the pests that tend to munch on the beautiful petals before they can even break free from the bloom! However, I used the smallest size when the bud became noticeable, and then the next smallest size for the flowers once bloomed. I actually could have used a size between the second and third sizes for the larger blooms, because the next biggest one available was too heavy and weighed down the blooms, so I had to figure out a way to make it work.Also, the knots that tie the string together on the ends were coming undone a LOT, so I ended up having to go through each bag and re-secure the knot so that they wouldn't come loose on the plant and then I accidentally would pull them out making the bag useless.So, overall, I would probably purchase a different product to waste fewer of the largest three bag sizes, but of the ones I used, I can easily recommend those.

I have used these bags to protect apples, grapes, and tomatoes. They do a fabulous job stopping insects, and have a drawstring that closes securely. The green color blends in well and helps hide the fruit, but it does fade over the season in the sun. Even so, these bags are well made, and I expect them to hold up for several seasons.I was hoping they would discourage animals as well, but the tomatoes on my deck got partially eaten. It looks like maybe squirrels or a groundhog chewed on the tomatoes while still in the bag, and sucked the juice out through the bag. The bags held up well, as none were damaged by the chewing. I even tried putting a tomato in 4 bags to hide it better. The animals left it alone longer... but eventually got it the day I was to harvest it! Something also got into some of the grapes in the garden, pulling the bags down and yanking out the fruit. Those bags did have some tooth marks through them, but overall I'm quite impressed with the quality and plan to buy more of these when I start running low.

We saw a video on social media of someone using these kinds of bags to protect their fruits & veggies. Though it is difficult to stay on item through winds & weather. Multiple variety of sizes is great.

We have some aggressive squirrels going after our veggies. They were able to chew through a couple of them, but it looks like they gave up! While they haven’t helped us retain 100% of our crops, they have kept the squirrels from ruining everything.

Using these to catch seeds that usually just drop and disappear. Being using a few for several months. They are durable and serves the purpose well.

It has four types of sizes fitting all the need. Like it. Not sure if this is durable as this is the first time I use it.

Unfortunately these cute little bags were a waste of money, as the squirrels just tore right through them to get to our peaches! Would not recommend sadly!

I like them as it keeps a lot of pest and birds and rabbits away. Now with these you still get the stink bugs and some insect with black wings injecting through the bag mesh. I pick them off or hit them with a Neem oil solution.