Trellis Netting for Climbing Plants - Heavy Duty Garden Trellis Netting for Cucumber, Vine, Fruits & Vegetables Tomato Plants Trellis Net, Climbing Vining Plants (1-Pack 16.4' x 6.6'Ft)

Bottom line, the think I liked about this is it is tough and I have used it for two years already and will use it again. The problem with others is that the tomato vines are VERY tough when they dry. If you plan on saving these you will have to pull the vine off. It takes a lot of pulling to do that and if the cord is too fine or flimsy it can break or become a tangled mess. This stuff takes it.Use it. I like it better than cages, and less expensive. It does require a frame of sorts. I use tall sticks (2x2 for example) on each end and in the middle. Also I use a thin board (1x2 or so) across the top so the uprights don't pull together with the weight of the plants and tomatoes. ENJOY!!

Easy to install

Easy to use, not as study as would like. My plant love it

This is so much better than the cloth nets. It was easy to remove the vines. It was also easy to pack it up for the winter. The net is intact as if I just purchased it.

Hang this and let the tomatoes grow. My heirlooms went wild, I was pruning almost daily. They love to grab and grow and get lots of air circulation and sunlight. Bonus - it helps keep the deer away from my plants (but not the nasty hornworms). Well worth the investment for several years' of use.

This does its job for climbing cucumbers. It’s just strong enough.

I've now bought 3 of these for my vegetable garden. The corner strings make for excellent anchors to the garden framework, and the netting itself has been strong enough to hold all of the climbers. Used for cucumbers, tomatoes, snap peas, and scarlet beans. Have not yet used for melons but will try to support those next year. Overall, great price and quality.

It may be too big for my garden needs, but I can twist it and tie it so that it fits. I have used it for two gardening seasons to keep my zucchini off my cucumbers (space greedy growers indeed). It has held up since, even surviving crazy tornado weather!