8 x 20Ft Ultra Fine Garden Mesh Netting Plant Cover, Bird Patio Netting Tree Vegetable Mesh Protection Netting Fruit Greenhouse Row Nets for Garden

So, I got a 8.2 ft x 20 ft for my small peach tree. Tree is approx. 6 ft x 6 ft in circumference. I ended up having to get two of these nets and sewing them together, which made them the right width on one side and a bit too long on the other but all in all, I was happy with the results. I then took a darning needle and yarn and wove it in and out of the bottom so I could pull it tight like a sack at the bottom. That, too, worked good. Yes, I DO have way too much time on my hands, lol!

Bought this past summer to keep critters and birds from eating/destroying my tomatoes. It's very thin, but it's cheap, so I guess you get what you pay for. I was able to cut it and twist tie pieces together to cover the areas I need to cover. Have to anchor it down around plants of course. Unfortunately, persistent creatures still got through. They can easily chew hole through. Birds who were able to pick through the net poked holes in my cherry tomatoes. I suppose if I had some sort of frame around my plants, the netting could have been stretched (lightly or it will tear!) over the frame far enough away from the tomatoes. I think I can honestly say that this netting prevented SOME creatures & birds from eating everything. I did notice less damage after I put this netting up.

Edges fray and gets uneven gaps in material. It won't pull tight no matter what I do. Pain in the butt to use if you are stretching it across a high tunnel or hoop house wall. And im pretty sure bugs will eventually push through the loose spots. Material is very weak and just rubbing your fingers across it causes breaks and kinks. I'm honestly so tired of getting trash through Amazon I don't even have the give care to exchange it bc i already know I'll get more garbage in it place. I'm over it. This platform's convenience isn't making up for the false descriptions and junk products it sends out. So sketchy. Guess I'm going to have to get out of my comfy clothes and actually go out into the world to get the things I want irl like I did years ago. Boooo. Stupid walmart better open back up 24 hours or I'm not going to have very many more new projects to tackle....

This should get only one star for the misleading information about sewn edges on all four sides. The two long sides have a very narrow selvege edge (tighter weave) and the short edges are merely turned under, but not stitched. The pluses are that it is very delicate and gossamer and drapes well. How this holds up with use in the garden is yet to be determined. I will be using it over hoops on a raised bed.

This was just a folded piece of tulle fabric with no sewn edges as listed in the description. It would have been cheaper and same quality to go to the fabric store and purchased a roll of tulle.