wohohoho 5 Packs Blueberry Bushes Netting Cover with Drawstring, 6.6Ft x 5.9Ft Garden Tree Netting Pest Barrier Tomato Protective Covers Prevent Fruits Plants from Squirrel Bird Insect Deer Animals

I brought this item to protect my strawberry plant from critters and birds. It worked perfectly and the size still allows room for the plant to grow. I recently added them to my tomato plants as well. I am still able to water the plants without removing the netting which is convenient.

These work great! Our blueberries have not been touched at all by birds or rabbits. Very good product. Will fit really tall bushes, but ours are short (not a problem). The weight of the fine mesh does not weigh down branches of the plants.

Smaller than I thought it would be. Perhaps I miss judged the size of my tree.

Better know size before you order--however there many uses in garden--use your imagination.

5’ tall x 3.3’ wide Nets are not 3’ diameter. Laying flat they are 37” wide. So doing the math, (37+37)/3.141592 = the DIAMETER which is 23 3/4”. So a small plant can fit. If they were 3.3 feet in diameter they would have fit every Blueberry plant I have. I’m going to have to take them apart and sew two together to fit my bushes.I found the best way to get them onto the two plants I have (that are small enough) is to roll them up like a child’s sock, set it on top of the bush and roll the sides down. This keeps the mesh from snagging. So a bit disappointed I didn’t realize the dimensions were misleading.

The nets allowed ample sunshine, while keeping out bugs and rodents (especially squirrels -- I used to like them, now I don't -- if you have a garden, they're HUGE PESTS -- they dig up everything). You can even water through the nets! Just make sure you don't close up bugs INSIDE the nets!! I did that with one of the collard greens and the caterpillars almost finished it before I could harvest it. Evidently, a cabbage butterfly had sneaked in UNDER a loose part of the net I hadn't secured well under the pot, and laid a bunch of eggs. So, the caterpillars HATCHED while the net was on top of the plants; well, that didn't help. So MAKE SURE no butterfly is caught inside the net, because even if you kill it, it probably has ALREADY LAID all its eggs and the damage is already done. You will KNOW in 3 days flat -- because ALL your leaves will be FULL of HOLES. But as long as you use the nets PROPERLY -- cover the plants without the insects already inside (that means start to use the nets when your plants are seedlings) -- your plants will be happy, and you won't have to use insecticide, and you can eat your organic produce.

Perfect for my indoor plants that I brought into the house for the winter. I bought them to keep my cat from getting into the plants and using them for cat litter or eating the plants!

I love these things. This was the first year that I never had to use spray on any of my plants due to the bugs or birds getting to the fruit before I cook.