Alpurple 3 PCS Insect Bird Barrier Netting Mesh with Drawstring- 3.2 x 2.6 Feet Fruit Tree Net-Garden Netting Plant Cover for Protect Plant Fruits Flower from Insect Bird Eating

Used on young fruit trees struggling in our harsh conditions. ( Bugs, birds, sun, and rabbits). Just need to pamper till they get a bit larger. These were easy to install, but would be nice if they were wider instead of taller. The net is very tight and likely will prevent pollination, but more concerned about growth and strength.

The net bag itself is quite larger than expected but I decided to put it in a old dog cage to use as a frame, then tied it in 4 corners to secure the net from actually laying against the plant. Not great quality but as long as it keeps the squirrels and chipmunks from steeling the fruit or veggies I'm happy!

I use these for my vegetable garden containers. They keep the pests from eating your crops and work really well at protecting your plants from hail damage. The bags are durable but the drawstrings at the bottom doesn't close all the way.

The media could not be loaded. This mesh snugly fitted around milkweed plants proved to protect enclosed Monarch butterfly caterpillars from their predators, including stink bugs, parasitic flies and even the gnat-sized wasps that can get through common mosquito netting. The enclosure as shown allowed caterpillars to peacefully munch away on their favorite food free from the predation that normally wipes out over 90% of them before they reach maturity. I collected them from other milkweed plants and moved them into the enclosure, which acts as a predator exclosure.There are concerns about raising Monarch butterflies indoors with artificial lighting and air conditioning. There is good evidence that Monarchs need to develop with natural lighting to orient their fall migration. Therefore, this mesh enclosure provides a simple and elegant solution, bringing the predation-control benefits of indoor rearing to the outdoors, giving our favorite butterfly the best of both worlds and hopefully a fighting chance against extinction.Note: once the caterpillars went into chrysalis, I removed them and hung them in a standard butterfly enclosure so they could eclose with ample room to flutter about unimpeded. I kept that enclosure in my garage, placed by an opened window to preserve natural lighting, temps and humility. Eclosing within in this enclosure could lead to damaged wings, so one must pay daily attention to their progress.

I bought these thinking I could use on my milkweed plants which had monarch eggs on them so I didn't have to break the branches off or dig the plant up to put them in another container. However, it was much too awkward to do that as I would have to pull these covers off to check on them, being careful not to shake the caterpillars to the ground. Also I bought them for the taller plants and discovered that by the time they were tall, the leaves were too tough and no eggs were laid on them. Nothing wrong with the product but it wasn't useful to me.

Got them for the cicada invasion, which is over now. They were in place for several weeks. Went on and off easily and did the job. They are reusable so maybe I’ll use them for the next 17-year cicada invasion.

I use mine to put around my milkweed to protect catapillers. Very well made. Very durable. Great big size. Fit is very great. Good value for the quality and size. Color is white so you can see it but still see through it. Very versatile.

I bought these to keep our cat out of the outdoor plants we use for the winter, and they’ve worked wonderfully!Had to take off a star though just because the drawstrings seem to come undone by themselves sometimes.