Garden Pest Barrier Netting, Ultra Fine Mesh 10x52Ft Plant Cover Protection for Vegetable Plants,Fruits,Flowers, Cicada Netting for Trees Protect Net for Raised Beds Against Birds Insect Bugs Out

The sheets are easy to cut to size and work well.

I am an Amazon Vine reviewer. I choose the items I want to review. I do receive them for free, in exchange for an HONEST review, though I pay taxes on all products. I am reviewing the Garden Pest Barrier Netting, Ultra Fine Mesh 10x52Ft Plant sold by the FARAER store. I chose this item to cover my 4’ x 8’ vegetable beds from the birds and grasshoppers until my seeds came up and were big enough to fend for themselves. This mesh is very fine and keeps out even very small flying insects. I have worked with this kind of mess before, so am aware to be careful when placing and removing it, to minimize damage from snags. This mesh should be able to be reused for two seasons, after that, it’s a gamble and depends on how much direct sun it gets, as it does degrade in the sun over time. This is a very large piece of mesh, which is easy to cut and can cover several beds. The thing to keep in mind is that it protects plants from all pests, so when plants start fruiting, unless one plans to hand pollinate, the mess will need to be removed to allow pollinators in to do their job. I would recommend this mesh to any home gardener to help protect seeds and seedlings in early stages of development. I would like it if the edges at least were finished and not left unstitched. I hope this review helps and Happy Shopping!

While most garden netting has a large weave designed to keep large critters like birds and squirrels out, this is more of a mosquito net. If you can manage to apply it without leaving any large gaps, you can basically keep most insects away from your crops. That may or may not be what you desire, based on whether you need pollinators, but it is a nice alternative to pesticides, some of which can actually kill pollinators indiscriminately. Just bear in mind that this is a thin material and will probably snag and tear when you try to remove it, so you probably won't be able to use it more than once.

This fabric was not what i was expecting, its a very very thin mesh. It stretches easily and tears with little force. This makes installing it tricky because it it tears so simply during the install creating issues since the entire point of this is to keep bugs out.Outside of that, light and water do pass through as it states, but i was expecting something more than what this turned out to be.

This seems like a really good fine mesh. It's strong enough to hook over the poles I use in my garden. I need something to protect my early plants, most importantly my strawberry's, from birds. Also protecting them from squirrels. Especially when they're first planted, or in the case of the strawberry's as they're first coming up.I like this mesh it's thin enough so the plants still get plenty of sun. It doesn't block out rain, my plants get everything they need and are still protected. Since this is such fine mesh it also keeps insects that are dangerous to my plants out of my garden. This helps keep them protected from most things, at least until they get bigger.I like this type of mesh, it can keep the squirrels from reaching through to steal any fruits or vegetables before they can really start to grow. It also keeps them from damaging or destroying any plant they can't steal food from. Squirrels are rather vindictive, if they can't get food from it, they will destroy it, almost every time.My only problem with it, is that I have to lift it to do any care for the plants. Something I often do several times a week, at least. Adding compost or specially mixed plant food/water to them. It gets to be a pain lifting it up then getting it back properly. To keep birds and squirrels out, not only does it have to be held down with stakes, but also held down in-between them. Putting rocks or large sticks, over dirt piled on the edges. This helps keeps the squirrels from pulling it up or reaching under it.

This netting is wonderful. I have a pretty large blackberry patch. Every year the birds get most of the blackberries before I can get to them. I have tried bird netting of various grades several times, but they never work. Also, the plant inevitably grows out through the holes in the net. It’s frustrating trying to remove the netting with the plant stalks all growing out of it. It also allows the birds to find their way in & steal all the berries again. With this mesh netting, the blackberry bush won’t be able to grow through the holes. One of my favorite things about this is the length. It was long enough to go all the way over my entire patch of blackberries, from the ground on one side to the ground & beyond on the other side. It wasn’t quite wide enough, so I still had to get 3, but only had to pin them together in a few places to ensure they stay together over the berries. With previous netting, I had to get several more than 3 & pin them together all over the place. Only needing 3 made putting it up so much easier. It’s also made of good quality material that will hopefully hold up through a few summers. I definitely recommend this product for anyone with a similar situation.

We are fairly new gardeners, this being our third season, and I was SO happy to actually harvest more raspberries this year—ALL thanks to this netting! In years past, the Japanese Beetles decimated them. The quality of the mesh netting is average and is lasting through this season, but it's already beaten up by the sun, so I cannot say if it will last two full seasons yet. All in all, it is four stars, and I would give it five if it was just a bit more durable.

I ordered this to put over my tomatoes because the critters keep stealing them. I am hoping it will keep the birds and squirrels out while letting the sun and water through. So far tomatoes are few and small, not ripe and juicy yet, so predation has not begun. but I'm hoping for the best. I'll check back later in the season.