Heavy Duty Trellis Netting Roll - 79''x328' Plastic Plant Trellis Net for Climbing Plants

It worked well for trellising my flowers and vegetables

So glad I found this product and the price is great! Comparable to other trellis nets with a savings. Can pull trellis nets tightly and will not break! Much appreciated Thank you

This is hard material to work with, but it is the most cost effective solution to a garden trellis. A wood trellis would be better but is cost prohibitive. Hint-pull it from the end, anchor one end and then stretch it out to the finish end. Don't cut it until you have tacked it down on both ends, then cut it and stretch and attach vertically. A T-27 stapler helps immensely. This might seem obvious but you would be surprised at the # of people who would cut off a piece and then try to tack it up.

I was worried this would cut into my plants (dahlias) or break, but so far so good. Granted, we haven’t had any crazy storms yet, but for a sheltered location it’s been good. Easy to put up and a huge length at a good price. The green color is kinda bright but blends in just fine once the plants grow into it.I have this zip-tied to a chain length fence at one side, and looped over rebar stakes on the other. It doesn’t slip up or down, just corrals the plants easily.

Whatever machine made and rolled this for shipping did an excellent job. It was so easy to use. There was not one broken square and it unrolled easily.I am using this over part of my quarter acre garden so my chickens can have more roaming area. I have permanent, very tall, (at least 6 feet tall above ground) metal fence posts 7' apart in six 50' rows 4 feet wide that I use for climbing plants. I strung string between the posts to keep the netting from falling to the ground. I will replace this string with wire when I'm finished with the netting. I joined sides of the netting with hog rings to make a large rectangular net over this part of the garden. The hog rings would have been easier to attach if it weren't so high or if I were taller.My chickens will be so happy and I don't have to worry about hawks. I'm not gardening this year so this fallow area will host the chickens. When I garden again I'll use this for my peas and beans.I will most definitely be reordering this.

This is some durable stuff! 3 years ago, I put this up along my very slick pvc fencing so I could grow passionfruit and vines on it for interest, as well as over the top of my open arbor for climbing. It has lasted this long, in full sun. I went looking for more of the same to add to different fencing sections, and replace the old netting, which while still strong, doesn't look as attractive anymore.The original seller was no longer selling the netting, and with the amount of choices, I wasn't sure if it was the same.... this is the same netting, and it WORKS. It is easy to untangle, and plants love climbing it. It's pretty hard to find a better climbing netting than this!What I do is simply put screws in roughly 2-3' apart, and then just twist the netting onto it. It's minutes to install, and I turned a pretty bland looking fence into a food source. Love this stuff! Hope this helps!

The roll comes with the net compact around it..leaving the opened net crumbled but good for use after sometime for the material to relax..the net would look best if it was tightly pulled from sides..It needs some work to look nice but is very useful and beautiful at the end

It was quick and easy to make a trellis with this little number. Simple string is all that will be needed to attach it to your fence posts. My cucumbers and beans have been able to climb it with ease, and it makes picking them so much easier and more fun.

Easy to put up, just what I was looking for to trellis peas.