Nearly Invisible Netting

Comments about Nearly Invisible Netting:

I attach this to my stockade fence with either thumbtacks or a staple gun and use it to train clematis. Works great!
I also have a pergola and am growing climbing hydrangea on it and across the open top.
I attached the netting across the entire open top and am training the hydrangea to go across the top of the pergola, from one end to the other.
Great stuff!

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The material is durable but has enough spring that it helps to have a friend hold it while you unroll and cut the length you need. Good support for cucumbers and peas, haven't tried anything else yet.

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This product is great for tomatoes, cucumbers, peas, anything that needs support! It is very durable and holds a lot of weight.

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Paired with bamboo poles the netting makes a great climbing surface for beans, squash, cukes. The vertical garden incerases your yield and adds beauty and interest!

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I cut it in half lengthwise and stretch it about 1 1/2 feet above my flowers to support them as they grow up through it. I needed a higher second layer for some of the taller flowers in my cutting garden. I got the idea from the FILOLI gardens.

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I planted honeysuckle harlequin in my yard about 1.5 years ago and was waiting for it to vine on the wall near by to no avail. Then I found out that this plant is supposed to vine around support, so this netting seemed to be a perfect choice, as it's the same color as the wall I put it against as well as low cost comparing to other supports available on the market. Don't know yet how it will end up, as the plant needs time to get trained.

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I used this product to train a vine to cover a trellis. Great for clematis also.

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While the plastic netting is not as invisible as I would like it to be, the visibility means it is sturdy and will last more than one season. It is easily cut with scissors to the size needed. I cut it to one length then folded it a couple of times to provide more holds on my wooden pea ladders. It was easy to attach to wood with heavy duty staples, or you could tie it on with garden twine or bread twisties. I expect to use it over and over, especially since I didn't use all of it this year. I will also use it with bamboo stakes to mark lawn reseeding areas for no walking next Spring. No downside yet at all except it is visible and white. If you want truly 'invisible' like fishing line, this product may not work for you. But it does for me and I will buy it again when my supply finally bites the dust, if ever.

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The net is definitely visible but once I have enough plants climbing up, it won't make any difference. I'm using it for pumpkins, peas, and cucumbers. It's very strong, light, easy to store and use. I'm pleased with my purchase.

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Due to the shape of the "A" frame it can be irritating to put on especially in a tight space. Recommend using zip ties