Garden Netting, Jevrench Durable Ultra Fine Garden Netting, Garden Plant Cover Row Cover Makes Plants, Vegetables, Fruits, and Flowers Grow Better (10ft x 35ft)

I bought this after purchasing the same with supports for keeping the fabric off of the plants. It has held up well in wind and heavy rain. Certainly not impervious to damage but has kept the cabbage moths away from my cabbage, kale and broccoli all season. Not esthetically pleasing but neither are chewed up crops filled with worms.

Does the job year after year. The 10' x 20' nets were big enough when our cherry & apple trees were smaller. Now as the trees have grown, this year I bought the 16' x 30' nets. Yes they are a little bigger than I'd like, but they cover the trees without overly constraining them. I wish someone offered 24' x 24' nets (square or circular). Inside the nets, we hang 'sticky balls' that catch the few bugs that manage to get in under the nets, or were on the trees when we put the nets over them. The 16' x 30' net is perfectly sized for our row of Raspberry canes in a long custom-built raised planter.Be sure to wait until AFTER your fruit trees have been pollinated before covering them all the way to the ground.

Bought to cover and prevent dogs from trampling newly seeded area when used with garden stakes. Did the job allowing moisture and sunlight through. Four stars just because no finished edge and frayed a little bit.

high quality fabric as described

This is really good plant protection netting. I use as cover over my cabbage plants over cattle panels. The moths can't get to the plants, so no cabbage worms. Works great. I liked so much ordered 3 times. The holes in the mesh are very small to keep bugs out while still letting air flow and rain through.

Can cover large area but very thin. Was not able to last long coz of the dust and and windy condition since my condo is up the hill

Easy to use and cut. I divided mine in 4 sections to place over blueberry plants. Netting is a very small pattern so birds and other small animals can’t get stuck, but still lets in plenty of light and water.

Does what's it's soppose to do