Be Cool Solutions 40% White Outdoor Sun Shade Canopy: UV Protection Shade Cloth| Lightweight, Easy Setup Mesh Canopy Cover with Grommets| Sturdy, Durable Shade Fabric for Garden, Patio & Porch 12'x12'

I buy dark colored 50% shade for heat reduction in my garden in Phoenix AZ. Some come as the size ordered and some aren't close. My wife wanted white ones for our new garden space and these fit the need and came highly recommended from Angela of Growing in the Garden fame. Anyone I really like these. Much better quality. Heavier material, the correct size, evenly spaced tie down points. And they do make the garden pop in appearance!!!

This is very well made with reinforced stitching and heavy duty grommets. Size we ordered was 12' x 20" to cover a small section of our garden. Definitely blocks the amount of sun it states and reduces temperature underneath. The south Texas sun can be murderous but this tones it down very well.

I made a mistake in measuring so I had to return this but the quality was excellent!

Because of the size (20x24) it was a little difficult to put up ,especially with a garden already there. It has worked wonderful. My plants are looking so much better.

Works perfectly for shading our raised bed garden in 100 plus summer temps! Veggies are much happier .

Let me save you a lot of aggravation and $$. I planned on building a 3/4 inch galvanized pole (non-threaded) frame using connecters I bought on amazon, which were good products, and then bungee the shade cloth to it. I sank the poles in the ground about 1 1/2 feet or so. I measured out 12x20 for the cloth and put in the corner poles. (I ended up using 6 support poles total since 20 ft is a long distance without a support for the conduit. I wrapped the bungees around twice for a tight fit. I thought this would be so easy. The cloth sags ALOT because there is slack in the cloth itself (?). The binding with the grommets I guess doesn't stretch much. I have to run nylon rope across the frame now to hold the cloth up. Also, I bought 2 cloths. The 12x16 ft measures 11.5x15.5 ft. I didn't expect that in all my calculations. I tried to hang the cloth about 7 feet high. So unless you have a super-handy helper or you are very skilled, don't go this route. Use T-posts and Cattle panels. Or 3-4 inch square posts in concrete. I saw that on YouTube and they still had to criss-cross support wire under it. I didn't want to use concrete. You don't have to run the cattle panel all the way to the ground. My other cloth will be for a cattle panel structure and I hope it goes much smoother. I tried to research this as much as I could but oh, boy. It will still work for what I need but I sure don't want to start over and spend more money on another frame. The galvanized 10 ft poles were $12 each/2022 prices and I used 12. Dang. I have all the cattles and T-posts I need on our farm!

I live in north Texas and my patio faces the south. It gets very hot and there is a lot of direct sun. I bought this to reduce heat a bit and protect my plants. It has been very hot this summer, & my plants have suffered some, but this shade cloth has helped them immensely! It is cooler and shadier underneath & my plants are still flowering and growing. We have been under a drought this summer, but it has stayed securely tied up in the wind.

I use it to cover my chicken run during the summer. And it helped a lot.