13.1'x9.8' Bug Insect Garden Barrier Netting Plant Cover, Thicken Mosquito Bird Screen Hunting Blind Garden Mesh Net for Protect Plant Fruits Flower

I got this to cover the top of our chicken run and cover garden plants. It worked well for both jobs, however, I did take the time to put a small hem all the way around it because it will frey in the wind.It's tough netting though. I am happy with it and will be buying more.

Keeps birds out but edges frayed and got all caught up in by plants. All edges should be biased.

I like this netting, and have ordered more - the birds have tried (unsuccessfully) to peck through it, but it still works for insect netting over my brassicas

I use to cover my veggies by draping over some willow frames. Light enough but discourages birds and bugs. I will layer to keep warm when nights get chilly for plants. Unsure if will work but going to try

I bought it mainly to keep the insects off of my vegetables, which has been a real problem. Now that we've added chickens to our yard, it is effectively keeping them from wanting to cut a path through my raised bed. With a 1/2" PVC tent and clothespins, it went up fairly easy.Update: If you have had problems with moths during the spring planting season, this barrier may not help during a fall planting. For example: I covered my raised bed to protect my baby cabbage plants, after having a moth infestation of a nearby bed. Within about 3 weeks of using the barrier, the buggers were within my covered bed. After conquering them, some other invisible insect has been chomping on my cabbage leaves. On the positive side, I have a second covered raised bed with green beans, and they've been doing great! By the way, the chickens haven't been able to penetrate either veg bed.

I think it was a undefined descripton that caused us to order the product

I ordered this screen to keep worms (little yellow and gray ones) from eating up the kale in my garden. Constructed PVC pipe frame, and used contact cement to attach screen to frame. The whole thing is light and easy to move. I planted a bed of kale the same dimensions as the screen frame. New plants are coming up, and I don't see any worms yet. I think it will work. Light comes through and plants look healthy. You can also water through the screen. Perfect solution to worm problem.

When you first take it out of the bag it’s very fusing to find the ends but after you find them it’s very easy to work with. The sides do fray they are net song very tightly.

Good sturdy netting, I cut off a chunk to cover my cabbage.