Trellis Netting for Climbing Plants - Heavy Duty Garden Trellis Netting for Cucumber, Vine, Fruits & Vegetables Tomato Plants Trellis Net, Climbing Vining Plants (1-Pack 16.4' x 6.6'Ft)

Sturdiness:This was my first time ordering this netting to use as a support for my dahlias (strung horizontally between posts). I tried the same thing last year but the netting was not sturdy enough. This product is great! It seems much more resistant to stretching or unraveling, and I like the green color. Why did you pick this product vs others?:Seemed sturdier (thicker) and the green color makes it blend in more to the plants

I bought trellis net for my plan to grow a gourd cave on an old greenhouse frame. It survived a tree crushing part of the frame in a storm and is still tied over the bent but standing remains, with gourd vines clinging to it. I probably will buy more for some other project in the future.

Works well for my cucumbers.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I bought these last year so this is my 2nd year in using these. They have held up very well, good quality. I planted beans on them both years in the garden. They are very easy to put up and can be cut to any size you need. I like the big square to allow vines to go through. I used these in-between my cattle fencing for green beans.

My cucumbers, peas and my sweet autumn clematis are taking full advantage of this netting. It was so easy to install in the garden. And if I can do it; you can definitely do it. It's sturdy and functions as it should! It is a little bit longer than my flower bed / garden but I just wrapped it back around and so far my plants are loving it!

This does its job for climbing cucumbers. It’s just strong enough.

I do all my vegetables in containers, so growing vines vegetables ahs always been a pain. Until now. I saw this product and thought " what the heck", I'll give it a try. So after some consideration on how to hang it on my patio, being an outside the box thinker, I came up with this solution. I measured the distance of my vine vegetables and thankfully, they made a 16' net. So a few 2x4's, and some 3' screws, and a dozen screw in hooks ( to hold the net to the uprights) my problem was solved.

Worked well for my garden to have veggies growing up them