Bird Netting for Garden 6.5x50ft 0.4inch Mesh Green Garden Netting Protect Fruit Trees, Blueberry Bushes, Strawberry Plants, Vegetables, Flowers from Birds, Deer, Squirrels, Rabbits and Other Animals

I bought this to stretch across the tops of my potted flowers on the porch after seeding them bc the squirrels relentlessly dig in my flower pots -- and it worked! I used big rubber bands to hold them in place and although squirrels are totally capable of removing if they tried, it was thankfully enough to deter them!Later I used this with little wood stakes to create a tiny "fence" around my spiderwort plants after rabbits started eating them---and again, worked like a charm! I used some rocks to stretch this up and around some dwarf iris that were starting to keep anything from digging them up, and it was great there too. Bc you can pull it taut in either direction, this one box can cover countless needs. You can easily water through it and the plants get needed sun, and at a distance you can't really see it so it isn't a distraction in your garden. Definitely thankful I have this stuff handy in the shed for whatever I need it for next!

Helpful to have a second person to stretch it out; it is packed together pretty tightly. It does not take a lot since it stretches so much. I’m using it to deter deer from my magnolias, elderberry, hostess and others too. I had a very bright green which really stood out. This is darker so stands out a bit less

purchased to keep deer off tree seedlings/ worked at first but now in October, the deer are tearing through the netting, Not the netting's fault in my opinion.. da** deer

Get it and it will be definitely enough for your project, this net is huge..

Firstly, I was happy to see the .4 mesh size in a bird net as I purchased a different net recently and small birds still find their way in to steal my blueberries. I was disappointed that there wasn't a 25x50 sized net, so I purchased 2 thinking I could overlap where needed. I found installation/stretching of net with only 1 person to be difficult & frustrating. It works fine if you're not needing to stretch it to it's full capacity... Also, the material is thin and breaks quite easily when stretching.

Works great to wrap my candle hollies

We use this bird netting product to spread over our raised bed of asparagus. It is in the dormant stage and can take over the garden space all around it if not contained. While it does keep birds out, it also manages the area around the raised bed so that the trailing plants are under control and don't take over the garden.

If you look closely at this product, it is basically hundreds of 50 foot plastic "threads," connected together at regular alternating intervals by a small melt-point or plastic "weld."Is it 50 feet long? Well, yes! But if you remember a bit from your high school science classes, you will realize that these threads are going to be most "rested" when they lay together, almost like a thick rope. When you start stretching it to it's claimed width, however, you are going to get an elastic effect.So can you stretch this to it's claimed 13 feet width? Well, we took two people and stretched it on one end, and yes, we were able to get it to 13 feet with some serious effort. HOWEVER, the elastic effect took over, and it would not retain it's 50 foot length.FURTHERMORE, when we stretched it out to its width, it NECESSARILY lost a significant amount of it's length.So we suddenly realized that, although the claimed size of this product is "technically" correct, it's USEFUL size was more like 7 feet by 25 feet. That's a SIGNIFICANT difference.But this is not my only gripe about this product...It was also incredibly difficult to work with. If I would hang it from the top of a pole, letting the width fall to the ground, even though it was supposed to be "13 feet wide", and the height of the pole was only 7 feet high, it would not quite reach the ground, because of the elastic effect. And so extra stakes and ties were needed, not just for securing, but for countering the elastic nature of the netting.Furthermore, I know there were other reviewers who complained about the birds getting caught in the netting, but, in our experience, those were completely UNDERSTATED. For us it was a daily occurrence. A bird or chipmunk would need to be cut free from the netting almost every single day. And of course, for us (because this project was already too time-consuming due to the difficult time with the netting and surprise "very small" amount of netting that we received), there were some small gaps in places at ground level, and the wildlife had free reign to come and go and eat all our berries at the moment they first became ripe.So for us, this company stole $26 of our money, stole a whole afternoon of 2 adults and 2 tweens as we struggle to make it work, stole all the berries from our 2 berry trees as the birds and chipmunks had their feast, and nearly stole the life of an animal every day during the ripening season.Honestly, if someone gave me this product for free, I would not take it. In fact, I would say that it's inhumane to keep this stored outside on any property that has any kind of wildlife.This netting is, to yard wildlife, as six-pack-rings are to ocean wildlife...a death trap. Especially when you put some berry lure on the other side of it.

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It was just ok. I bought several packages thinking it would do the job but, no.

Vraiment utile pour retenir les oiseaux mais le fil est très mince et se rompt facilement

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