Garden Plant Netting

At the beginning they were too big for the size of my plants, so I would just put two or three in the bag for protection. Over time as my plants have gotten bigger, they have proved their worth and work even better for the plant as it grows. The bigger the plant, the better it works. Good protection and the best part is if some pest makes it inside, they usually can't get out and they bunch up at the top against the seam, trying to get out, so it's easy to crush them or spray them dead without getting stung or letting them loose to feast on another plant. Insects might get in, but they are never coming out! That has been especially helpful with lanternflies, because those evil insects jump and hop and get away from you.They ravage plants with ease. You will need to purchase some stakes with rounded edges to keep the bag off your plants so they can get enough sun and air, emphasis rounded edges. Anything with any type of edge will pierce the bag. They are not super strong in that way because they are built to let light and air in. They certainly will not protect against any determined animal with a sharp beak or claws, but interestingly birds, squirrels, raccoons and skunks stay away from the netting, even though I think they could easily rip a hole in it.

I bought these to protect my plants from grasshoppers, and they work great. The bags are durable but let air and water in and don't crunch down my plants. I piled some bark chips around the bottom opening to make it more secure. Have been using these a month and plants grew lots of new leaves! I was surprised how large these are, I have the largest on a 4 foot bushy lilac with room to spare. The bags seemed a bit too large for my newly planted berries, but I just pulled the bag up inside and over a tomato cage (see pic) to give my plants room. They do look like white sacks, but you could remove them for a party. Wish I would have found these earlier!

I purchased the 4 pack with 2 sizes and I am glad I did. At first, I thought that the large would be too big, but my tomatoes look like they will need the large size. My plants often are enjoyed by critters before our family can have them. I am looking forward to this simple organic solution. I do worry about the strength of the string at the bottom. I am not sure if it will hold up to repeated uses. Overall I am happy with my purchase and feel the price matches the quality.

Got these to protect plants from the cicadas and they really helped

Works great fits over our planters perfectly.

The quality of the mesh bags was surprisingly good, and I love the drawstring element. Such a cool idea. I put them over my raspberry bushes to protect against birds. My biggest concern was it really inhibited the growth of my bushes and I eventually took them off.

Works good. Those nasty bugs on tomato plants

During the Spring and Summer, we often get a lot of high winds which takes off a lot of the blooms. This year, we decided to protect our Cara Cara orange and red grapefruit trees to ensure more blooms survived. Our winter has extended to March so far. There has been very high winds, lots of rain and of course afterwards a lot of bugs. We put these on about a month ago and I am so thankful that we did. Our orange tree has a ton of blooms that are opening and even have fruited. That would not have happened if we didn't cover the trees. I never thought these covers would work and why I never purchase them. But these covers are wonderful. When the wind is high, you barely see the tree limbs move. The rain still wets the tree and ground but the cover protects the blooms from falling off and lastly, we do not have to worry about caterpillars and other flying insects chewing on our trees. I bought them larger than my trees so that I can use them again for another two years. This is one of my gardening purchases that was worth every penny.