Garden Netting, 7 x 100 FT Bird Netting for Garden Protection, Green Deer Netting for Plants Fruit Trees Vegetables from Birds, Squirrels, Other Animals

My garden suffers from urban deer. I garden on a limited scale, so extensive fencing is impractical. With the help of a few tall in-ground plant hangers, I was able to fence with this in under 10 minutes. Long live my green beans and cucumbers!

Better than expected. Kept deer away from my plants this past winter. Blends in with plants but once you remove it, it bags on the branches so I don't plan to reuse the old stuff. I'll just put new on next winter.

Works awesome.Stretches beautifully quite strong.Unless you're trying to rip it, it's actually really a strong product.I highly recommend it.

We had been experiencing invasion of my wife's tomatoes, when fully exposed. We needed something to keep the birds away the the ripening tomatoes, having found several of them half-eaten or completely gutted by birds. This netting turned out to be the ideal solution! VERY easy to manipulate and handle. It is extremely lightweight, and can be easily fastened to the structure we erected around the plants. Since installing this, we've not seen anymore feasting by the birds on our products.For the price, this is an extremely effective and affordable means of protecting our produce without harming any wildlife!

Great for keeping out birds, but I don't know what the deal is with Rabbits here in the South. They keep chewing through this immediately and getting to my plants.

This netting is actually very pretty! My deer situation has gotten pretty desperate, so I made little cages for my roses using the netting and some of my plant supports. It looks delicate but seems strong, and is easy to work with. So far so good!

Keeps the birds off my strawberries.

The media could not be loaded. I bought this to try something new for my vegetable garden. I used a mesh netting during spring and close to harvest time there were hole in it that allowed something to get to my vegetables before me. The size of the holes will allow pollinators in while keeping out rabbits.