2 Pack Garden Netting 8 x 24Ft JORKING Plant Cover Ultra-Fine Garden Mesh Netting Protection from Mosquito Bird Pest Barrier Net Row Cover Protection for Plant, Fruit, Vegetable and Flowers

We were able to cover our raised beds, easily keeping out numerous pests and not having to worry about breathability or moisture. The rain went right through and with the edges secured it stayed in place well.

I've used the agricultural fleece crop covers for over 20 years, and continue to do so in my home vegetable garden. After reading about the netting types I started trialing these two weeks ago, covering a plot of beets which I transplanted. Ordinarily I would use the agricultural type of fleece that allows light, water and air to pass through for this purpose to protect from insects and to maintain even moisture among other things.Placed this netting over the PVC pipe hoops. I would NOT recommend using this cover by floating without hoops on tender seedling crops. The agitation could damage tender seedlings so use hoops or tents of some type!I worried about our high 93 degree F. temps here because, I don't know how these covers would perform on slowing moisture loss, for which ag fleece is indispensable. I'm still testing that, but the beets haven't seemed to need any more water than they ordinarily would if I were using the standard fleece and we are having long stretches of dry excessively hot weather. Like the fleece, the available moisture condenses on the netting and in the morning falls “watering” the beets. Watering is easier actually and runs directly through the mesh, more easily than ag fleece which sometimes allows water to run down the sides especially when new. Fleece also tends to retain some heat, even the thinest types. This netting is great for high heat allowing more air and the beets seem to be doing surprisingly well.Then yesterday I had the first big pest test. A wood chuck had torn through an ag fleece covered plot of fall/winter broccoli right beside the plot of beets. That bad boy ate every single young broccoli plant (all 18 of them). The only thing left are the stems. The beets were totally untouched. Still well protected by this netting. I am impressed.I've had broccoli re-sprout before after partial damage from animals. The stems still appeared perfectly viable, so I decided to put this netting to the test feeling the wood chuck would assuredly would come back for seconds, double checking to see if there was anything left. I removed the torn fleece and replaced with this netting — and added additional pinning around the perimeter to seal the plot. One thing about gardening. Sometimes all is not completely lost. Hopefully this broccoli will resprout. Gardeners are nothing but buckets of hope.Finally I'm ordering another two covers even though I'm not certain how durable they are. I'm impressed enough after the first two weeks of use that these covers merit a place in the garden even if it's just to taunt the wood chuck.2 days later: As expected the wood chuck came back for seconds. An attempt was made to get in. I found small toenail size holes but nothing large enough to get in. The netting held. 10 stars.3 days later: Netting withstood another visit and continues to hold. Broccoli is starting to re-sprout leaves. Neighbor came over with critter trap. It rained. Life is good.

This is my first year using garden mesh netting to keep the birds from eating the seeds before they sprout (I have sown seeds directly on top of soil because they need sunlight to germinate). So far, so good! The mesh lets plenty of sunlight in, allows for watering without removal, and has kept our seeds safe from hungry wildlife. This particular product was a good value to get two large 8'x24' nets that I could cut to size with regular scissors. My metal garden stakes keep it down and secure. I've had mesh netting up for several weeks now and there no unwanted rips or tears, even in high winds, so the quality is good and I expect it to continue to hold up and protect my flower seeds and seedlings until the threat of animals eating them is over. I am sowing vegetable seeds this week, which I intend to also use this netting and keep it up all summer to deter birds, deer, rabbits, and other garden pests from disturbing our crop. Overall very happy with this purchase and will be buying more as we setup a few more garden beds! I wish I could figure out how to add a photo to this review, but the app isn't letting me. But it's very sheer white mesh, looks similar to tulle.

I ordered this netting to help shade my gardens in the extreme Denver heat. When it arrived, I realized that this netting could not do the job for shading, but it would be very valuable to have as a material to keep unwanted pest such as squirrels, Japanese beetles, and grasshoppers out of my garden boxes.. I have not used it yet, but I will be sure to use it next season to cover my seeds and seedlings when they first get planted into the garden.Because the material does not prevent light from coming through, I think that it will be a good thing to have for newly planted spring or fall gardens. If you live in a cloudy environment, I think this material would be great for covering plants to keep out insects.The material is very strong and I think it will hold up really well to wind, which we also have a lot of here in Denver.

I plant a veggie garden all year round and have been frustrated with moths and aphids eating my plants. I've been seeing netting set ups so I decided to give it a try.I'm sorry I waited so long to do this. The netting came earlier then I expected. I got two pieces and they're very long. I could cut it but considering to expand my garden beds now. The netting is flexible but very sturdy and light weight. They have great air circulation and the sun shine through the netting. This is a great product and very affordable.

Product came as advertised. Lightweight, easy to manage, cut to shape, and place on strawberries. Quality seems great, unsure about longevity as this time as this is the first time using product. For two 8x24ft pieces, can't beat the pricing for the netting. Plan to use on broccoli and raspberries as well. So far nothing has eating our strawberries since installing, prior to installing we had several strawberries that were eaten by the local wildlife. Would purchase again in the future given the ease of use, amount of product for the price, and fell/appearance of quality of the netting after cutting and leaving in place for the past few days.

I used it to contain some plants from leaf minors and aphids. Works wonderful

I struggled through the summer with bugs and squirrels and chipmunks invading my garden. I put this netting on over a couple of PVC hoops, and have it on still in the middle of December as a bit of a frost cover, but also it has allowed me to grow greens without worry of critters, eating my lettuce and plants before I have the opportunity to do so. Great product, which is easy to use and seems quite durable.