Alpurple Insect Bird Barrier Netting Mesh with Drawstring - Garden Bug Netting Plant Cover for Protect Plant Fruits Flower from Insect Bird Eating (Medium 3PCS)…

Pissed off squirrels make me happy!!

I’m not much of a gardener, but my husband wanted to grow some tomatoes this year. Our fenced in yard is home to chipmunks, squirrels, and birds. This has helped us grow tomatoes without fear of critter pilfer. It is if decent weight and huge for potted plants.

One already broke, they are pretty cheaply made but better then not having anything on it at all. It is a little hard to take off because it snags on the vines and creates small tears so the protection is already ruined. They were a little bigger than I thought they would be. Some small bugs still get in. Next year I will buy a more expensive one.

I planted up cabbages and brassicas in my potato bags, once the potatoes were harvested. And I needed something to protect them from butterflies slugs and snails.These mesh bags have done the job really well. I fastened them with tight hooked bungee cords. Only one of ten potato bags have been infiltrated and that may have been a baby slug hiding in the soil that I failed to notice. No caterpillar damage!The mesh is not that robust but at this price it has done the job and I hope I can get another season from them. I will be buying some more, as I plant up my other potato bags with winter greens.

We have a problem with cockatoos and possums. Our potted miniature lemon tree finally gave us some fruit, but something got into it before we could pick it. So bought these and does a good job. Had to put in a stake to hold the netting above the plant so as not to squash it too much.