10x20Ft Mosquito Bug Insect Bird Fine Mesh Net Barrier Hunting Blind Garden Screen Netting for Protect Your Plant Fruits Flower

This is a well made wonderful product. This truly does keeps the flying insects, spiders, bees out of our deck. This product truly does work very well. I would highly recommend this product. We are using this netting for our apt deck cat patio. This is so affordable. We both are very happy with this product.

I purchased this netting to cover my peach tree and protect it not only from birds but also Japanese beetles. I applied double-sided tape to the top and stick-on Velcro strips to the sides to make a tree bag. It would work great if it were big enough. I need to get twice as much to go all the way around the tree. I've used a pole to lift it over the tree and have had to reposition it over pointy branches, but it hasn't torn or raveled.

This cloth has been usefull to protect raised bed plants from birds and bugs. One thing that prevents me from leaving 5 star is that it is not cut evenly. It seems to be melted at some of the edges. Some corners are square and some round. one end corner to corner was say 5' wide but as I unfolded the sheet, it grew in width to two or three times. This made it awkward to cut and fit to beds. It does fray but so far (several m onths) has held up will in the weather. I have made multiple orders.

I bought this product to cover 9 rose bushes in our yard to protect them from japanese beetles. The beetles arrive early in June and eat the blooms and skeletonize the leaves on roses, and later on they ruin the blooms and damage the leaves on the crape myrtles. I had read that when japanese beetles start to eat plants, they release an odor that draws more adult beetles to the area. My idea was to protect the roses, which start blooming in April, and perhaps fewer beetles would come to attack the crape myrtles (most of which are too large to cover). The crape myrtles are blooming now, and there are a lot of japanese beetles on them, but fewer than last year. Last year, there were so many japanese beetles that the trees didn't even get a chance to show any bloom before it was eaten away. The fabric looks a little like a gauzy gift wrap on the rose bushes, and they still get light and water, but they are completely protected from the japanese beetles. My daughter helped me cover the roses with the fabric and tuck in the edges at the ground with rough mulch to hold the fabric in place. The fabric has not blown free, in spite of the brisk breezes and occasional thunderstorms we get. I was able to cover all 9 roses, two of which are 6 feet tall, and also had enough to cover two very small crape myrtles. I expect to be able to use the fabric for several years, and am very happy with the results so far.

Wanted black

This works very well, I started using it for bugs, but, changed it over to shield my plants from anyone who drives up my driveway, as in Maine they need to be out of the view of the public and the only way anyone would see them is if they actually come onto my property, so, just to be on the safe side I put this on one chain link fence panel. It works great, you can't tell what the plants are and the light gets through really well.

We purchased the 10x20 mosquito netting (to use in addition to a 36” post/chicken wire fence) to deter the neighborhood cats and critters from entering and eating from our vegetable garden. The netting is fragile against metal, but is environmentally durable. It met our expectations for the season and we will definitely purchase again if winter storage proves unkind.

Really wanted to enjoy our apartment but hate bugs with a passion. This is perfect. We used a staple gun to put it up. I can see the bugs wanting to get in but can’t. It’s awesome!