Bird Netting for Garden Protect Vegetable Plants and Fruit Trees13X20Ft,Plastic Trellis Netting for Birds, Deer,Squirrels and Other Animals

I bought this to surround my tomato planters. So far so good. It’s letting the pollinators in and keeping the critters out. They will get in if they really want to, but it’s a deterrent.

Packaged in a way that is easy to use and then easy to store. Cut the desired length of netting and then leave the remaining netting bundled for the next use. Once cut, it does take some patience to separate the netting, but it is easy to drape and rearrange. Once it is placed, it is visible but non-intrusive. Here's hoping that it deters the deer!

This was able to cover quite a bit of the garden. Although, the deer bit right through it and it did kill one bird who got stuck in it (which was really freaking sad). Overall, it was lightweight, easy to cut to whatever length we needed. And definitely helped deter a lot (until the deer realized they could eat through the netting and get their heads in the holes).

Worked well for keeping the little critters and deer out of my strawberries. East to install, wide enough netting to let the bees in and pretty durable. Lasted all season with no issue.

We used this to deter birds from building their nest under the porch overhang. Holes are too large and traps small birds. In 5 days, 7 birds needed rescuing. The last one ended up dying. Unless the netting is doubled back and forth, we will need netting with tighter mesh. Unfortunately this product didn’t meet our needs so I cannot recommend.

Good quality for the price and worked very well protecting tomatoes from bird damage.

I bought this several months ago and it does work pretty well to deter wildlife, however birds get tangled in it easily. Earlier today I saw a small bird sitting on it on the edge of a grow bag. When I went out later, its feet were tangled in the netting and it was hanging upside down. As I tried to release it, obviously it struggled and got more tangled in the holes. The netting got around its wing and neck and I had to get scissors to snip net pieces and I had to cut a hole in the net. I was able to bring the bird inside my garage to try to get the snagged netting that was/is wrapped around various parts of its wing. Of course, he got away and is still in my garage (with food and water now) and its been trying to pick off the tangled line which has not been successful. It looks like a rats nest of green fishing line above its shoulder. It doesn't want to go outside as it seems to know it won't be able to fly very well. Can't recommend for this reason.

Used netting for raised bed garden. It was durable, easy to assembly and visible with green coloring as described. Overall, useful.