Bird Netting for Garden, DOBMIT Garden Netting for Plants, Fruit Trees, Grapes, Pest Barrier and Squirrels, 33Ft x 13Ft

I wrap my peach tree with it. Length is ok, but too narrow. Not able to find wider item in this price point.

Exactly as described. Good quality for half the price

I bought this to try on our single blueberry bush. It really takes two people to stretch out the fabric both in width and length. And it is interesting to try and wrap this fabric around the bush. Mind you that this was my first year to try, but two people at least would be good to install. It lasted well through the season- UNTIL.... Until I got too close to the bush with my riding mower. What a mess I created for myself. It cost me about two hours of more on my mission to cut all the grass in one day. I had to remove the deck for the mower, then remove the blades to remove all of the netting. The four stars is mainly for the compact packaging and really having to work at getting it all stretched out before trying the fun filled wrapping of the bush. And yes, I will need to buy another pack next year, due to my distance error with my mower. LOL

Great for my garden. This kept the squirrels from eating my tomatoes. I did double it up though for extra protection.

Impossible to meet the size that labeled..

Exactly what I needed

I'm putting this net on my fig tree today but I had to wait to get help. It's very hard to stretch out and put on for one person alone.

Would love to find netting that was also squirrel proof

Birds were eating my strawberries before I could. So I framed a quick a frame over my garden beds and used a stapler to secure the netting. No more birds eating my strawberries!

this did the job of holding back my large bush, hanging over my walkway

Until now, the squirrels could not bite my tomatoes.

Pas 4 mètres….vraiment pas!Tu dois tirer et tirer….pour avoir 3m au plus.

I bought this product to replace a fifteen foot section of 14' mesh over my saskatoon berries which had an encounter with my lawn mower. Instant nylon rope. Most impressive.I did not like this mesh because it wouldn't stay wide, as did the stiff roll I had obtained earlier. The following morning it had resumed its shape as a 3' band of mesh, of little value in the deterrence of the birds after my berries.It was not until I had doubled one of the 31' lengths and sewed the two halves together with stiff nylon cord that the thing became usable to cover a pair of bushes in the row. I stretched it over the 7' vegetation, pulled down the sides, and weighted them with chunks of firewood. Then it worked.It is cheap and strong, but installation is a challenge.