Ultra Fine Garden Netting 4'x10' Plant Pest Barrier Covers Bird Patio Mosquito Netting Tree Vegetable Mesh Protection Netting Fruit Greenhouse Row Nets for Garden

For a plain weave mesh, this is pretty good quality. Cut it with sharp scissors. You can fold an edge and stitch it if you want to avoid rough ends or getting runs from pulled threads. But it’s not an issue for me. It’s great for keeping out birds, beetles, and the like. I used garden stakes (U shaped) and tied a knot instead of puncturing fabric. This helps avoid runs. I got the big sized package and am ordering another. (Got my blue berries, tomatoes, and two little cherry trees covered with one pack. I think maybe tiny baby gnats might make it through the mesh, but no evidence yet. Great option if you don’t want to use neem oil or other pesticides/insecticides. It’s great product for the price. I would just say not to install on a windy day! Otherwise easy! But I discovered a perfect material for ghosts come October. Haha.

Really helped to keep the neighbors cottonwood off my herb garden while still allowing sun and water to get in. Would definitely recommend.

Nothing really wrong with it, I just have to change my plan for how I plan to use it..It's a super pliable, plastic, fine mesh weave fabric.In that cool air conditioning, the fabric is stiff but more flexible than tulle. In the warm sun, it softens up, but it does not conform naturally to what it's laid on top of... maybe it would with more time.It is lightweight. If you fluff it like a bed sheet, it will float gently down. The ends are bound like fabric that would come on a bolt of fabric... so for the 100in x 40in piece that I bought, the short ends are boubd with about 1/2 in fringe, the long edges are likely to frey... I have not explored yet, but might consider trying to melt the edges to prefent freying, care not to burn the whole thing.I had planned to use it sort of like a screen door, by opening my front door and using painter's tape above the door opening to hold the mesh to the wall... turns out, the painter's tape does not stick to this material.Plan B. I'll drape the fabric over an extension rod; and press the rod into the open door frame. Same effect for me: bugs out, light and fresh air in.... in the landlord, it doesn't get mad at me for making holes in the wall, LOL.

I bought this item in Spring when I transplanted my seeds into the ground. The birds, squirrels etc. were digging up my hard work. I love this netting. I cut it to size, I had clipped it to the sides of my garden walls, and let it grow without animals or bugs eating them up. Easy to use, lightweight enough to allow rain through, but not flimsy. You do get a lot of netting with this purchase, so it is worth the money.

Very good and quality insect net. It does the require job.

First and foremost I read reviews and almost did not purchase but hence the price I tried it anyway.I do confirm as stated it is thin but that is what I wanted to lay over my raised gardens and area but it stated even though thin it did not tear easily and strong but you could cut it if needed. Well it is thin as stated. It does cut but not great even with sharp material shears it splits and tears very easily, the sizing is off and comes with jagged frayed edges.Reuseable very doubtful for it has no good way to secure it without tearing the materialSo if you just want to use it one time for season price is perfect for long term no way it will go in the trashGiving it 3 stars being nice for the price onlySorry would not recommend or purchase again

I bought this due to birds eating my cherry tomatoes as soon as they ripen, praying the netting would keep the birds out. Thankfully, it has protected my plants wonderfully! It’s very light weight and breathable fabric, and easy to lift to water or pick my tomatoes. My plants are still able to grow wonderfully. The netting was very easy to cut to size and use the zip ties to keep together. I was able to use the 4’x10’ size and cut in half to wrap around 2 plants. I am very impressed and will b buying more for the rest of my plants!

It works great for keeping out pest in my greenhouse very light weight great to keep small pest like fungus gnats and very cheap for good quality as good for air can tear if you get 40 to 50 mph wind the holes are extremely small also good if you put it in your greenhouse and make a room with it when cold and trying to get humidity down with a dehumidifier