KF GTUN300 Grow Tunnel

When I first took this out of the packaging I thought it was very flimsy. Once in the ground, there was no problem. Currently standing up to the winds we are experiencing today! Easy to manipulate the width and hight but not tall/wide enough for things like Courgettes and broccoli but everything else should be good.I only needed three hoops as I have this in my flower bed. I like mixing flowers and vegetables. Yes you could cut it but it was easy enough to gather them up at the end.The netting looks good and will keep butterflies, squirrels and birds off.You will need some pegs or stones to keep the side down.I would recommend.

The media could not be loaded.  Cats, that's the problem, them and pigeons. Young plants are easily damaged and if you are going to all the trouble of growing them a bit of protection can help. I find cloches, or at least the ones I have tried not to be the best bet due to the fact that they keep the rain off and you have to water under them. That is why I decided to give netting a try and it does help but loose sheets of netting can be a real pain to use so this tunnel looked like a good idea. I read the reviews good and bad then decided at under £11 it was worth a go.I am pleased so far. Setting out the tunnel was easy and tangle free. The hoops push a reasonable distance into the ground so at least in my quite sheltered garden, there is not any risk of the tunnel blowing away. I think I will dig out a couple of tent pegs to go through the drawcord loop at each end just for extra fixing, I am surprised that a couple of pegs were not included. The netting seems to let the rain through which is good and I note that the plants under it are doing a bit better than those not under it. The small size of the holes in the netting looks like a good idea, as plants grow they do not grow through the netting so it's easy to lift off without causing damage.I shall have to look to see if I can get some shorter tunnels 3 feet long as my vegetable plot is 3 feet wide and has short rows. I think tunnel that went in the same direction as my planting rows might do better.

Looked for ages to get something to protect broccoli from butterflies. (Been wiped out previously!). This was one of the least expensive so I was a bit wary, but it's great. All ready to go when it arrives, it's lightweight but when stuck in earth seems steady enough. I think it will survive most weather. I have 9 plants in, that's maybe about the limit I'd manage leaving space for growth (I'm no expert though). Really happy with this easy to use tunnel. Sorry butterflies, no buffet this year...

This is so good , we covered the beetroot seedlings as every year the mice usually eat them . It’s done it’s job beautifully and all the seedlings have been saved and are growing well , I did put some tent pegs in as well and soil all round the edge for extra safety , the rain can get through and the sun, very pleased with it .

Amazon ask for reviews too soon sometimes and this is a case in point. The net tunnel will be effective I hope but it's too soon to say. It is a little flimsy - I am hoping it will deter foxes and squirrels as much as anything. Compared to others I looked at it is good value, though I don't know if it will last for more than one season. I hope so

Used this to cover strawberry plants. Very easy to set up. I purchased separately some u shaped metal pegs which help hold the netting down in between the supports. Certainly strong enough to keep the birds off - a magpie was bouncing up and down like on a trampoline and it didn’t collapse. If only it would keep ants out as well!

I have purchased four of this type of tunnel this year and not one of them is the size claimed. That said, provided you are happy with the smaller dimensions, they are perfect for keeping the birds and butterflies off your seedlings and small plants. They also collapse nicely for storage, are easy to erect and can be shortened (if required) using gardening wire or cable-ties.What is the real/measured size? 2.45m from first to last hoop, 40cm wide across the ground and 30cm heigh in the centre of each hoop. The tunnel is 2.7m long if you count the gathered/coned ends, but the ends are too low to be of practical growing use.

Bought two different makes to compare.This one came out on top. Then I bought 2 moreMetal loops were sturdier, material about the same, but when I took this one out the bag it kept its shape which made it easier to put up.The other though very similar came out the bag and the loops just straightened meaning it was all over the place and twisted.

Très bien pour protéger un semis des merles qui viennent retourner la terre pour manger les graines ou les vers de terre.Dommage que ce genre de produit soit si cher car très simple d’installation et très fonctionnel à l’usage. On peut faire coulisser momentanément le filet sur les arceaux pour cueillir quelques radis par exemple. A résisté aux coups de vent et intempéries ces derniers mois.

Das Netz ist stabil und gut, wünschenswert wäre jedoch ein länge von 3,20 bis 3,50 Meter

Excellent et facile à utiliser.

Solo nel regno unito si possono trovare queste protezioni per i propri vegetali. In Italia non si riesce a ytrovare un prodotto analogoi

I bought this product for my garden as I was tired of my veggies getting ravaged by cabbage moths every year. While this tunnel was EXCELLENT when the plants were small, it didn't provide nearly enough coverage as the plants continued growing. The veggies eventually pushed up the netting, allowing for pests to enter under the bottom and get trapped inside. My plants honestly took about as much damage as the years before, as I couldn't be constantly available to flush the moths and caterpillars out from under the net.Overall, the quality was great, so I'd definitely recommend this for plants that will stay quite small. For any plant that will be taller than 9 inches I would probably recommend something else.