Bird Netting for Garden Protection - 4 Pack Garden Netting Pest Barrier with Drawstring,3.3Ft x 2.7Ft Mosquito Net Tomato Protective Cover Garden Plant Netting for Cicadas Vegetables Blueberry Bushes

Perfect protection for our strawberry plants, which the birds enjoy more than we do. The netting isn't heavy so as to weigh down on the plants but also not too light to fly away in the wind. Strawberries are self pollinating, which is good, because even the bees can't get to them now. You just unfold the net bags and slip them easily over the plants. The drawstring helps to keep them secured. For a set of 4, under $10, the price point is a great value for money. We just got them, so I can't speak to the durability, but unless they rot in the sun over the summer, I think they will meet our needs for this growing season. If they last longer than that, it will just be a bonus. Our strawberries are in a tower planter, and this neeting works perfectly.

I’ve been having a terrible time with birds, squirrels, and bunnies digging up my plants and eating any crops that are produced. I bought these to put over my potato plants while they root. They are perfect! They protect the plants from pests while also still allowing in sun and water. They are sheer enough that you can see through them to see how the plant is doing. Great product!

Large size covers blueberry bush in pots. Keeps the birds away. Draw string on bottom keeps netting from flying away. Great product!

These successfully, deterred birds, and even kept the Japanese beetles off of our small cherry trees.Installation was a bit of a challenge, getting the nets up and over the trees, but the material is light and mostly easy to work with. The bird did not attempt to get back to the Cherry trees, nor did the deer that like to eat the fresh growth.Unfortunately, trees covered with bright white nets are not exactly the most attractive to look at. We will use them for the season where the beetles are most active and the trees have new growth and then remove them. With any luck, the trees will be too large next year to use the nets.Of note, these were also really effective on our smaller blueberry plants.

We have been noticing our tomato plant is getting hit - each time a tomato starts to look like it is changing color, it gets a few bites out of it and we need to toss it... So we got these. I wasn't sure how tight to make the drawstring so I left it a little looser... The next morning I get up early to go to the gym and when it's pitch black, I notice my tomato plant is moving... not only do I now know what is eating my tomatoes, but I wasn't about to release it in the pitch black and the netting witheld a VERY healthy rat running around inside it for hours before being released with NO DAMAGE! Definitely functional, durable, and a good value for the money.

This is exactly what I wanted! Fits over the tomato cage with room for growth. I would buy again if needed.

I loved these, perfect size, easy drawstring, saved my trees, but now in my second year of use (only put them on when fruit was in early stages of ripening and the first year when I had leafcutter bees) the bags have torn in a number of places in some of them and in most of them the white nylon cord turned to powder, literally. I wish they would make them out of a tougher material. I am back to research a more heavy duty tree bag. I gave them 3 stars because they did work super while they worked, but it just wasn't long enough, especially since I bought so many...it gets expensive replacing them, plus plastic waste.Edit: Before this review went live I also contacted them, they said they could replace it. I asked them, did you mean one or all 11 orders I placed for them? I have not not heard back from them at this time.

Good quality. They are larger than expected.