NuVue Products 24202 Pop-Up Garden Netting Bug and Shade Covers with Ground Spikes, Mesh Plant Cover Tents for Sun and Insect Control, Pack of 2, Green, 28" x 28" x 30"

Wish I had ordered the one a little smaller. This one is big and I should have measured my space. Duh.However, it works and will save a beautiful Japanese Maple and tender succulents from the FIERCE Arizona sun.

Very easy to put together a Health up under 60 mile an hour winds and heavy hail. Love em

I like the tent, but it needs an opening and the stakes are too flimsy.I think most do not intend to just leave their plants under the tent. Plants may need pruning or to be rearranged, weeds pulled, etc. But pulling up the stakes is not easy. The originals were not strong enough & the top of the stakes broke.I added stronger stakes, but when I pulled them up -- some of the netting from the tent tore and a couple of the loops which help anchor the stakes also tore off. The tent area is not damaged too badly though. It's still standing, protecting the plants and seems to be mostly durable.It really is a great tent, but needs some type of opening -- a zipper, velcro, etc. I'm still glad that I bought it though. Just needs improvement.

I actually use this on a floating blind and works well

This shade cover is a good shape and size for many kinds of plants. In my case, I used it to cover a bird bath I transformed into a pot for succulents on a sunny porch. We've had weather well over 100 degrees a lot of this summer and even into fall, so the plants need some protection to survive.When I opened the box, the cover sort of sprang right out! It was partially assembled, and popped open as soon as it wasn't confined. So just be aware that can happen when you open the package.The bottoms of the legs/spines had poked a couple of small holes in the mesh at the bottoms of the corners. Once you tuck the legs into the pockets that are provided in each corner, that is no longer a risk. Those very small holes were not enough of a problem for me to complain about, but the company might want to put in a little padding to prevent that when packaging this item.It looks like the material won't unravel, and with the stakes included to hold it in place (or if tied to something stable), the cover will be sturdy enough to survive our strong winds. This is a good design.

In the last few years, the sun's heat has become too intense for my sun sensitive plants in Florida. I bought this cover to protect solium and elephant ears, which have become too sensitive for the sun in June, July, and August. This cover is amazing. It is built to bend with the strong summer storm winds, not fight them. It is actually breath-taking to watch it bend, dip, dance, and sway as if in concert with the wind and rain. It's quite an engineering miracle. Plus, it works! The sun is not a problem anymore.

These shade/bug-net domes fit perfectly over whiskey barrels. So far this year, and it is still early, I have four of them in position, protecting young plants, like rhododendrons, from too much sun exposure too soon, and shielding herbs, like sage, and vegetables, like kale, from the ravaging effects of leafhoppers!They truly are saving the lives of these plants! I ❤️ them.

Work well to cover plants to protect from the hot sun. No issues when we left them up over night nor where they damaged in hard rains.

And I've left it on the ground flat hitting the ground for over a year. Some people have said its gone mouldy but not here in Perth Western Australia even through winter. Maybe they've upgraded the material or something. I wrote this review late. Photo I took you can just see it in the corner i think. The photo of it now after neglect does do it justice. But its held up surprisingly well to abuse.