Garden Netting Pest Barrier: 4'x10' Fine Bug Netting for Garden Protection Row Cover Raised Bed Screen Mesh Greenhouse Mosquito Net, Protecting Tree Plants Vegetable Flowers Fruits

Used this on my counter height raised bed. I planted my lettuce high so the rabbits couldn’t get it. Who knew birds like romaine lettuce? With a little short wire fence, clothes pins and netting I solved the problem inexpensively. Light and water gets through and all of the plants are happy under the net.

I bought 5 of these big rolls. They worked pretty well on my commercial rows blueberry bushes during last year's (2024) Cicada outbreak in the US Midwest. Lightweight, but durable. I might use it again this summer if the insects become a problem again.

Planters to use it to keep out small birds & squirrels off our vegetable plants

I recently planted a small magnolia tree and needed to protect it from the dreaded cicadas.this net sealed tightly and was easy to put on the tree.seems to be very durable.i recommend it highly.

Used this last summer & worked great. I just put it over hoops again for this 2nd season & held up well. Easy to install with clips to hold in place on hoops & raised beds.

Purchased this netting to cover my Strawberries. Works great. Keeps the birds off my Strawberries 🍓. The material Is not to thick to prevent light to get through for the plants.

This netting did the job. I have strawberry plants in large oval containers. We have those pesky Japanese Beetles here every year. The beetles destroy my crab apple tree leaves but also eat the strawberry plants down to nothing. This last year I covered the containers. No beetles got in. I left netting on there though the winter over straw protection on strawberry plants. I have the most beautiful plants this spring. Hoping for a large crop of berries. Netting is very strong and will continue to keep plants covered all year round. Enough sun gets to plants to grow them and rain gets through also.

Right kind of material.. definitely keeps bugs out and let’s wind, sun,rain in.. dimensions are wrong.. my lettuce beds are 2 ft wide and even in super low hoops .. and stretching 4x10 barely covers to block right to soil .. definitely not 10;ft long.. guessing properly 3x 8 .. 4x20 same issue .. length tightly covers 12-13 ft tight and not 4 ft wide .. get really good clip or it will blow off.. put landscape pins and bricks to hold down on breezy day .. edges of material are not finished hope it lasts this season