Garden netting of Agfabric can block most types of pests safely and effectively. It works perfectly as a physical insect barrier.
Made of high-quality polyethylene mesh cloth with that is UV stabilized; our insect netting is highly suitable for long-time use and can be reused year after year.
It can provide shade from the sun while allowing the cool breeze to enter through the mesh and no need to remove it when watering-So convenient.
Easy to use-You can put the insect netting over plants directly and then secure with stones, soil, or stakes, and it can be cut into any size as needed.
Mesh size: 0.03x0.03in
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I love agfabric! I use it over frames in my garden to keep insects off my plants. This year I am also covering my blueberries to keep birds and Japanese Beatles off the fruit. So far we are getting a great harvest.
We are thrilled to have you as part of the Agfabric family! Thank you for sharing your kind words and the harvest with us. It means the world to us and to our entire team!
03/06/2024
I recommend this product
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I haven't used it yet, but I can see that its very tough.
This insect netting is so superior to lightweight frost cloth: it’s much heavier duty so less chance of rips, and lets more light and water through, which makes it perfect for protecting my cabbages and broccoli from pests.
The company was excellent to deal with. The fabric surpassed my expectations. It is sturdy, easy to work with, easy to cut, attractive, and I have nothing bad to say about it. I have medium sized tunnels on top of raised beds and stapled the sides of the fabric onto 1x2 strips of wood. These rest upon the 2" tops of the sides of the raised bed and are fastened to the poly piping with large bulldog clips. When I'm working in that bed, I roll up the wooden strip with the insect netting from one side and rest it on top of the poly hoops (which slide over rebar stakes inside the bed.) It's quick, so I don't need to worry too much about letting cabbage whites in while I work. I like fairly short beds for this reason (9 feet.) We used 10x20 cloth and cut it in half .We have rectangular wooden ends to our beds made of 1x2 and 2x2 wooden frames with mosquito netting stapled on permanently, and we attach the ag fabric with bulldog clips to the 1x2 tops of the frames. We leave the ends up during the winter while storing the ag fabric. Sorry, couldn't get my Photos to coordinate with this message.
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