QueenBird Trellis Netting - Heavy Duty Garden Trellis Netting for Climbing Plants - 5.9 Feet X 16.4 Feet - Garden Netting for Vegetables, Clematis, Cucumber, Tomatoes and Vine Plants - Plant Trellis

I intend on using this netting for supporting vine vegetables.

Have been looking for a while for a good trellis material for my pole beans to climb on. We grow a LOT of beans to dry and have tried many different types of fencing, poles, strings.....so far this is the best. The 4 inch holes make it easy for the beans to twine their way up the netting without me having to constantly go out and try to train them up- once I got them started they are doing fine themselves. I did cut it as I only needed 12 feet in length and no fraying or weakness that I can see. I put the 4 foot piece in my other garden for the cucumbers and so far so good there too. I have great hopes this will last a few seasons, but we'll see once harvest time comes.

The media could not be loaded.  No matter the requirements of your space, you can cut this to size, and it is easy to staple or tie in place. My grandmother already had two raised beds near each other, by connecting them with several arches of old plastic irrigation pipe and draping this over top, I made a very handy trellis. Extra edges went to support my pepper plants. The largest portion supported two steakhouse tomato vines and two Italian bean vines without issue, resisted UV rays and weather, and is ready to use next season!

I've bought several different brands of trellis netting over the years. This is by far the best, and the best value.The string is a great deal more rugged than any other I've seen and the construction is solid. I also appreciate the 4" mesh as opposed to the usual 6".It's a little thing, but on top of the great quality there's a really clever convenience. A piece of yellow string is tied onto each corner of the net. If you've used this kind of thing before, you'll know how aggravating it can be trying to find the corner! You can put what you need up on your frame then before snipping off the excess move the marker to what will be the new corner and you're ready for the next job. Somebody had a good idea!I'd recommend this netting to anyone and be absolutely confident that they'll be more than satisfied.

IF the product had been cut with square corners and IF those corners were clearly marked, it would have been ok. Mine had loose yellow strings, one of which was tied to a corner. The product was square on one end and a rough triangle on the other, making about 1/3 of it useless. Otherwise, it is as advertised. Plastic 4-foot fence material would be a better choice for me next time to use for climbing cucumbers.

I like these but don't care about the length of time it took before these were shipped. It took over a week to ship which is ridiculous.

I put stakes around my vegetables (especially tomatoes) and hung/wrapped this around the stakes. This is to keep out the birds who love to peck at various veggies to get a drink. It seems to be working well after many weeks.

The trellis string ripped within 3 months of usage. Wish it lasted longer

This is alot better than the cheap tacky thin wooden trellis this is stong and is very easy to fit

Good strong stuff and seemed to be the size as stated when stretched out.