Bird Netting for Garden, Fetanten 13 x 40 FT Netting for Garden Protection Vegetables Fruit Trees Blueberry from Birds Deer Poultry, Heavy Duty Woven Mesh Net Animal Fencing with Ties and Staples

Very good product. Well-made netting that is easy to use. It protects the plants from predators and yet allows plenty of sunshine and airflow. It is durable, can be easily cut to sizes/shapes you want and will last many years. Highly recommended.

Good quality and worked well to protect garden veggies.

Netting great weight/ thickness of cord. The 7.5 width is easy to manage. Cut whatever length you need. I am using it to cover the tomatoes on my elevated planter to keep the birds out. It’s perfect!

Will probably work well for birds. The hoops are thin and not sure they will stand up to determined deer or rabbits - might require sturdy wooden stakes instead. Netting good size mesh, zip ties useful. Could have used twice as many ground pins to hold netting down. Arrived promptly, good price.

Pleasantly surprised with the sturdy quality. Should help prevent small birds loosing their lives

We'd had our raspberry cane's, blueberry bushes and grape vines for six years with barely a half cup of fruit over those years to show for our efforts. This year, we bought the forty foot long netting to protect the row of blueberries and waited to see whether we would actually see any ripe berries. It was a miracle! Birds have always raided these bushes long before they turned blue, but this year we harvested over six pints!We've now purchased another of the same netting for our raspberries and will buy another for the grapes. It is soft enough to form itself around the bushes, lightweight, and the openings are small enough to keep birds out. Although we pinned it to the ground with ground stakes when we first put it on, it soon took the shape of the bushes beneath. That allowed us to remove the stakes when it was time to pick (and leave them out!), making picking much easier. We did make sure, however, to buy netting large enough to reach the ground on two sides and used zip-ties to close the ends. The one bush at the end that we didn't cover once again produced no ripe berries.When it was time to remove the netting, we carefully pulled the few new plant stems (don't wait too long to remove it to avoid a major hassle here) through the netting and placed it on the ground next to the bushes, bunching it up into a long "rope" of netting. I then used zip-ties to hold each end tightly together and coiled the "rope" around my arm, making it easy to store and simple to open back up.Our plan is now to eventually buy enough of this netting for all of our fruit-bearing plants, including the trees. It works great!

This net is far superior to the plastic netting sold in many stores. It does not catch on everything like those other nets. It’s easy to work with and stretches in both directions.

I use this to keep birds from eating my grapes. They are growing on a three wire high trellis, so I just draped the net over the top wire like a tent and secured it to the ground with ground staples. Works great.