KINGLAKE Green Garden Bird Net, 49 Ft x 13 Ft Green Plant Netting, Fruits Fencing Mesh

Tractor supply has 7ft by 100 ft for $14.99 and better material. I got after getting 1 from Amazon.

I got this for my grapes and berries that the birds love as much as we do. I like the green better than the black that I usually use. It is plastic, not fabric, and does tear somewhat easily. The biggest problem was that it was listed as being 33 feet long and 13 feet wide. When we took it out of the package it looked much shorter so we measured it. Fully stretched to where it looked like it was going to tear in half, it was just over 12 feet wide and the length was almost 32 feet stretched. My trellis posts are 10 feet apart in my garden and it does not reach the third post by about 4-5 inches. At 4.5 feet tall trellis, the netting was able to be tucked under the plants and tied, but not reach the ground on both sides.

This net saved our chili plants from the birds. This year is the first year we grow plants and the first ones we planted were eaten by birds. I found this net and it saved our plants. It is easy to use and very light weight. I am sure there's a better way to set it up, but it's our first time having plants. Definitely recommend it to keep birds and other small animals away from your plants.

"anti bird" netting keeps birds and other urban critters (i'm looking at you raccoons .\/. ) out of my little raised bed.so far i have snagged 2 birds on accident. the cats ate one and i cut one out with scissors and let it go.not meant to actually catch birds but maybe they can't see it too well. i'll hang up a hawk silhouette like in a window see if that helps.tomatoes look great tho tbh.

Killed two birds in less than 48 hours. THIS PRODUCT IS NOT WORTH IT! I wish I could give it zero stars, but I had to give at least one star to post this review.

Only buy if you enjoy cutting the shredded carcasses of songbirds out plastic netting. I had this on two small blueberry bushes and ensnared and killed four songbirds over a three-week period. Some of the birds had shredded the skin and feathers from their bodies trying to escape. I grew sick of the the carnage and removed the netting before all the berries ripened. After doing more research on this type of netting I discovered this is a common problem with such netting, and to avoid it you should seek out netting (often billed as insect netting) with holes no larger than 2mm.

I will never use this stuff again. Any product like this. I was able to cut the little guy out but no idea if he will survive in the long run. Any and all products like this take two people to manage and the stuff sticks to everything. I'm done with netting.

We've had this netting over our 2 raised strawberry beds and also our blueberry plants for over a month now. They are strong and definitely keep the birds away from our fruit.