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Bird Netting Protects Your Fruits and Berries
- Netting protects your garden from hungry birds
- 5/8" mesh excludes even small birds
- Earth-friendly, non-toxic and humane pest control
Use soft, no-tangle Bird Netting to protect your fruit trees, berry bushes and vegetable rows from bird damage. The tough poly mesh is fine enough to keep birds out, yet it allows good air circulation. Can be easily cut to size with scissors and lasts several seasons.
- UV-stabilized polypropylene
- 5/8-inch mesh
- Black color
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- Effective (149)
- Easy to apply (102)
- Safe (85)
- Long lasting (71)
- Eco-friendly (64)
Cons
- Inefficient (4)
- Messy (4)
Best Uses
- Garden (49)
- Birds (47)
- Deer (29)
- Rodents (21)
- Outdoors (18)
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- Avid gardener (109), Getting started (41), Master gardener (22), Do-it-yourself (15), Avid do-it-yourselfer (4)
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Pros
- Easy To Use
- Portable
- Reduces Number Of Pests
Cons
Best Uses
- Home
- Yard
Comments about Bird Netting:
I used the netting to cover my radishes from the birds pecking holes in the leaves. Works great.
Pros
- Easy To Use
- Large Coverage Area
Cons
Best Uses
- Yard
Comments about Bird Netting:
Easier and looks better than the hoops with the white fabric.
Pros
- Easy To Use
- Large Coverage Area
- Reduces Number Of Pests
Cons
Best Uses
- Yard
Comments about Bird Netting:
If the squirrels are digging up your plants, this will stop them. "Bird netting" is for more than just birds.
Pros
- Easy To Use
- Large Coverage Area
Cons
Best Uses
- Yard
Comments about Bird Netting:
i did not use the netting for it's intended purpose but it worked perfectly. I needed something to put around my arbor posts so that my Clematis could grow up them. We cut the mesh and then stapled strips on the posts. Now my Clematis has something to cling to and it is flourishing.
I was so pleased that I recommended it to a friend and she has already purchased some.
Pros
- Easy To Use
Cons
Best Uses
Comments about Bird Netting:
I used this to cover my strawberry plants-- I rigged it over wire hoops, also from Gardener's. I went away for the weekend-- just 48 hours-- and found three beautiful lizards strangled/dead in the mesh when I got back. This is just over a 6x3 area. Don't use this on the ground!
Pros
- Convient Size For Young T
- Easy To Use
- Portable
- Safe
Cons
Best Uses
- Protect Strawberries
- Protect Young Trees
- Yard
Comments about Bird Netting:
will use to keep birds from strawberries and peach trees
Pros
- Light
- One Half Inch Mesh
- Portable
- Reduces Number Of Pests
- Resists Tearing
- Safe
Cons
Best Uses
- Yard
Comments about Bird Netting:
I don't use this netting for birds, but to repel rats, lizards, and squirrels. But for the purpose of repelling the above mentioned creatures it works fine. It is a hassle when harvesting the tomatoes however.
Pros
- Easy To Use
- Reduces Number Of Pests
- Safe
Cons
- Messy Cleanup
Best Uses
- Yard
Comments about Bird Netting:
I used this over my 2 year old blueberry plants and got more berries than the birds, yay! I didn't use supports though so when harvest was done it was real messy and had to pick leaves and stuff from the netting. I'll try the supports for next season.
Pros
- Reduces Number Of Pests
Cons
- You Need Two People
Best Uses
- Yard
Comments about Bird Netting:
It is a very good product, but you really need 2 people to get it properly covering the plant. It can tangle you up if you are not careful walking around it. But all in all it does what it is susposed to do and that is keep the pests away from your vegetables or fruits.
Pros
- Easy To Use
- Large Coverage Area
- Portable
- Reduces Number Of Pests
- Safe
Cons
- Securing Net Underneath
Best Uses
- Grape vines
Comments about Bird Netting:
We have purchased three nets so far to keep the turkeys from munching our grapes. I like the small size of the mesh compared to the netting that you can buy from our local retailers. These nets have been used for three seasons and seem to be holding up well, without tearing. We wait to put them on until some of the fruit starts to ripen so we don't have too much trouble with the vines attaching or growing through the mesh. Our only problem so far was with frustrated turkeys getting under the mesh and squalking because they thought they were trapped. However, they quickly learned how to escape and fly out when we approached the garden.
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