10x33Ft Ultra Fine Mesh Garden Netting for Plant Protection - Ideal for Vegetables, Fruits, Flowers, Crops, Greenhouse, Raised Bed, and Barrier Screen Coverage

Perfect for our garden to keep the birds and bugs out

This is a one piece fine mesh netting made of plastic threads, similar to fine fishing line. If it snags on something not too big or sharp, the individual threads tend to separate versus breaking, which means that there is some ability to ease them back into position to make the hole smaller, versus fabric where the threads would snap and then fray.The mesh is fine enough that it should prevent just about any critter from getting to your plants if the edges are well-secured.The size and dimensions are pretty good to cover a standard row or raised bed. The edges aren't finished, so there is the ability for them to fray considerably. This gives you more flexibility to cut it into smaller sizes, but means that you have to be pretty careful how you have the ends secured.

Much cheaper and in better sizes than I can get at any local big-box store, so it's already a win.Using it to prevent my brassica beds from being colonized by various caterpillars and worms, and to keep the may flea beetles off my upcoming eggplant transplants.Seems to have good airflow and reasonable water/rain flow, though enough gets deflected that I might be worried about the plants drying out in very hot weather without drip irrigation, but that's the case with all functional bug netting.

This works well for my garden to protect my plants from various birds, pests, and rodents. Easy to use and still allows light through.

Rather expensive when compared to local garden netting

The edges are not finished so this netting is best for use by cutting it into smaller pieces as needed. At the same time, it needs to be completely unfurled in order to get a section out that can be cut, which makes it very unwieldy. Very strong plastic/chemical smell when first opening it up. It's best to let it air out as much as you can before putting on any plants I think.

super fine mesh that provides a good barrier from my leafy greens to all the bugs that have been the bane of my gardening existence! So far so good. I have it on two raised gardens, but we are still fairly early in the year. will update if there are any catastrophes

I live in a very rural area. I have 1.5 acres of land and am constantly having bears, deer, fox, coyote, rabbits, hawks, etc., on my property. I have a huge garden and last year I could not keep any of my brassicas safe from being eaten. No amount of companion planting warded off the animals. This netting will help me keep my veggies safe this spring/summer. Can't wait!