HRX Package 100pcs Mesh Fruit Protection Bags 8x12 in for Gardeners (Green)

They are so easy to use and my fruit disappeared once they were on. Let’s see the birds and wasps try to get through these. I should get to eat my fruit this year.

Perfect! I was skeptical but I had a problem with squirrels eating my tomatoes. I had to do something. They would take one bite out of every single tomato in my garden to test for ripeness. They would completely steal my ripening cherry tomatoes. These bags saved my crop! They are generously sized and fit over a whole cluster of cherry tomatoes and even a cluster of San Marzanos. The squirrels could easily chew through these bags but for some reason, they don’t. EVER. Fantastic solution and the color is nice, too. It blends. They easily close and open. I don’t even tie them shut. They should last fir years. Fantastic purchase.

Large enough for apples and peaches. Works extremely well. Stopped the birds from getting my peaches. And no we didn’t put them on all the peaches. I don’t mind sharing as long as the birds share also.

I picked these up to try green bags compared to all the white ones I've had in the past. These are a little more gauzy than the white ones I've had previously, but blended in quite nicely when on my peach tree. Much less out of place than the white bags. However, they don't really stop critters. As the peaches ripened, I would find a couple each day off the tree and chewed on. Sometimes a hole was chewed through the bag to get the fruit, sometimes the fruit was retrieved without damage to the bag. Now that I've harvested most of the peaches, I can tell the bags have faded quite a bit. One that was stored in my garage still has the original green color, the one that sat in the sun for two months looks much more yellow (although the ribbon to draw it tight remains the original color). I was worried the drawstring wouldn't be able to cinch it tight enough to keep it on the tree, but it has done its job well.

very nice size bag, very affordable, easy to maintain.

I originally bought these bags the first time thinking it would help prevent avocado fruit loss from my squirrel and tree rat neighbors…not really because, well, the rodents are smarter that “us” silly humans. I even tried triple bagging, which worked for little while if the critter gave up in confusion after chewing though bag number one and maybe number two. However Itchy, the smartest squirrel, developed a work-around which was to remove the avocado by chewing through the stem above the bag and managing to run off with it, bags included, for a distance, till the bags snagged on something or he also failed if I was clever enough to tie the long pull strings to another branch. So it may have stopped Itchy, the avocado thief, from claiming his booty, but who wants a prematurely “picked” avocado? :/ The bags did however work to protect my tomatoes from the little bird who discovered the tastiness of home grown. The bags are well made and have an attractive sage color. So my second purchase was because I decided to use them also as great gift bags that provide air circulation around the fresh picked, still on a vine cherry tomatoes, or my loquats and kumquats. It dresses them up. If using as gift bags, store them away from sunlight because I noticed they do fade from a rich sage colour to a less attractive chartreuse when they were on the plants for awhile.

This product worked very well. I had problems with birds eating my tomatoes and this product slips over the tomatoes/fruit and draw string sealed off access to the tomatoes. Bags are reusable so very sound investment.

I wanted to use these to keep the insects, birds and squirrels from eating the fruit on my pear and apple trees. I only managed to get the bags on one section of my pair tree before I noticed the tree dying off. These bags actually killed off the section of my pair tree that I was able to net. It turned the leaves brown and all the fruit in the bags shriveled and died. I hope my pair tree will be ok. The bags have a weird shiny or metallic sheen to them. Given they are made in China I don’t know what they were coated in but it definitely affected the tree. Because I can’t send them back I will wash the bags and try again next year to see if they had some coating on them that damaged that part of the tree or if the sheen on the bags reflected too much light and burned the tree. If the washed bags do the same thing next year - they will go in the trash. Difficult to see in the picture because this late in the season you cannot see the dead spot in the tree as many of the leaves have begun falling and the grass is grown up around the base but the damaged section is the blue square and that’s where I used these bags. Buyer beware on this product.