Garden Netting Pest Barrier: Ultra Fine 15'x30' Bug Netting — Open-Box, 15% Off

🥕Effective Bug Barrier: Garden netting fine mesh can keep bugs and animals away from your garden safely and effectively, widely used in pastures, orchards and gardens to protect your vegetables

🥕All-Purpose Garden Netting: Our high-quality insect netting is made of 100% new PE, UV stabilized, truly soft and durable, great garden net for long-time use

🥕Extra High Quality: Made of 100% new HDPE material, UV-resistant, light enough and completely safe for plants, tight selvedge does not unravel, durable and strong

🥕Convenient to Use: Air, water and light enter through the net easily, you can put it on any garden hoops, beds or fruits or vegetable cages, no need to remove it when watering

🥕Features: 100% New PE bug net, UV stabilized, 60 Mesh, 3 years warranty, can be cut into any sizes as needed

Garden Tailor, makes gardening easier! Details 1. Garden netting is a must have in the vegetable garden, protecting your fruit and vegetables against birds, rabbits. 2. Mosquito net is made from 100% polyethylene, which is strong and durable but also light enough to be laid directly over crops. Mesh netting will keep out a wide range of garden insects including cabbage root fly, carrot fly, cabbage white butterfly, pea moth, leek moth, cutworm, onion fly, leaf miners and many species of aphids. 3. Vegetables may be covered all the year round, from planting right up until harvest. If you are growing fruit, just lift the netting during flowering if the crop depends on pollination by bees. 4. Bird netting is Lightweight enough to be placed directly on crops, but also works perfectly over any garden hoops, beds or fruit or vegetable cages, and permeable enough to allow a flow of water to pass through freely How To Use 1. Cover plants or seeds immediately after planting or sowing and leave covered until harvest. Build a hoop or a grow tunnel, then place the netting on the frame. Always allow enough slack for the plants to grow, the edges can be buried or secured with pegs. 2. Watering: Just water and feed through the netting. 3. Cutting: Plant netting can be cut with scissors. 4. Note: Remove the netting during flowering if crops depend on pollination by bees. What To Cover Cabbage, broccoli, cauliflower, sprouts, turnips, swedes, radish, carrot, parsnip, celery, spinach, parsley, onions, leeks, peas, lettuce and all types of oriental vegetables.