VIVOSUN Sunblock Shade Cloth, 50%-60% Shade Net, 6.5' x 6.5' Black Garden Shade Mesh with Grommets for Plant Covers, Swimming Pools, Patios, and Yards

I have a kitchen garden that runs along a fence line, so the cloth was easy to attach to the fence. I put stakes on the outer edge of the garden to attach that side of the cloth. It flutters in the breeze, allows rain through, and gives enough shade from the blistering sun. Another cloth has been placed over a raised bed of zinnias. The sun fried my cucumber plants in that bed and my zinnias were struggling. Poor things were drooping by 10AM. Not any more. They are doing great and standing tall. Glad I tried the shade cloth.

I loved this product so much I bought another one. I live in Fl where it's super sun all the time. The sunrays are so strong my garden was getting way to much sun and killing my plants. I bought this and added some poles to the side of my garden box, tied to the poles and added it to the top as a roof. It REALLY helps with the sun. My garden is finally growing 💗 oh and it still lets rain/water threw the top.

The shade cloth works as intended, but looks like all the others, it does not have the supporting sectional ribs like the product image shows. For that, I feel it is less durable, and I was disappointed it came this way, I paid extra for this brand because of that feature.

Sun shade comes with bungees and grommets to make hanging the sunshade easier. I would rate it as a medium sun block. I have other shade clothes that block more sun. I have this over my tomato plants for when it hits 95 degrees plus. It blocks enough sun so that my plants don’t die.

Purchased to make shade for some of my plants. Had some windy days and no tears. I had to make it fit the space I want it in since I couldn't find anything that would perfectly fit and with all the weirdness I did it is keeping my plants from getting scorched. I do wish these come in triangular sizes and in grey or cream color.

I purchased these to cover our miniature orange tree and ended up getting three. The tree was in poor shape, but now is loaded with oranges thanks to these covers. I thought for sure the 110-119 degree heat was going to kill it. Many of the leaves were turning brown. Honestly I believe all of those that have new trees especially should have these when the need occurs.

This is a standard shade cloth, no better or worse than any of the others I have purchased. Just be advised that the 10’ length is inaccurate. It was barely over 9’ in length. I had to rework the frame I built for it prior to its arrival. Shame on me for working ahead. Lesson learned.

This is a quality product! I use shade cloths for mushroom cultivation (specifically shiitake log style). I often had trouble with my previous shade cloths snagging and tearing constantly. This shade cloth snags ways less and it is much harder to tear. It is inevitable that it is going to snag on the logs just because the mesh fabric is prone to snagging but this quality cloth doesn't seem affected. I also like how it includes bungie cords to secure the cloth down tight as well as metal-lined holes around the outside border of the cloth for additional securing options. This product would also work great for greenhouses and hoophouses which is exactly what I'll be using it for come summer time!

Product works well to shade my patio to keep direct sun away on a south facing deck, worked so well I bought a second one for the garden.

Works great for my succulents

Built a custom pergoda (12 X 10 X 8h). Needed shade for 3 sides and 2 of these units fit the bill perfectly. I only needed to put up a black top rail (frost fence) and purchase shower curtain rings from the dollar store. Works great, cheap solution.

Have not installed as we r in November and it cold. Should do the job ok next spring and summer. Will update once they r installed and used for a few months. Fast shipping and great price!

came very quickly and just in time to protect my tomatoes and kale from the extreme heat. Will be buying more of this for the next summer season.