Pop Up Fruit Cage and Grow-House - Vegetable Plant Crop Protection Bird Net Cover Cloche (1m x 1m x 1.35m high, Green)

I am using this as a brassica cage. Really easy to install, sturdy material, quite spacious, accommodates 7 plants mix of kale and sprouting broccoli, has a good head height [for the plants - not me !] The mesh is fine and will be butterfly proof. Not yet sure how easy it will be to access the plants through the zip 'door' but should be quite possible.

This sits very well on a raised bed 120cm square. The large zip door gives easy access. I used two canes in two corners through the tabs and two of the pegs provided in the other two, for security. They are super easy to erect - in fact once released from the bag, it erected itself! So good I ordered a second ….. and now I’ve just ordered a third. All three are on raised beds of the same size.

Having tried a variety of other ways of constructing a cage, I finally discovered this and it's magic!. Packs down very small but pops up like a pop-up tent. Decent size and has a zipper door (don't know how you would get by without one). Seems pretty sturdy and stays in place even without staking it down. My only caution is that I don't know how robust it is - but only time will tell. Thus far I'm very impressed

Last year, I didn't get much in the way of cabbage, cauliflower or broccoli - the caterpillars destroyed every plant, completely ignoring whatever I sprayed on them. All my attempts at netting were foiled by a) the ability of anti bird netting to tangle on everything and b) my own cack-handed incompetence in trying to fix it to stakes. Plus, the few times I managed to get the netting organised in a butterfly-proof manner, I then needed to get at the plants and had to spend twenty minutes trying to untangle the netting again.Basically, it was easier for me to make a Peter-proof vegetable patch than it was to make a butterfly-proof one.So I thought I'd spend extra, do the job properly and get one of these cages. Worth every penny, and I quickly ordered two more to cover my other vegetable beds as well. They self-assemble, just like a pop-up tent and once in place are sturdy and weatherproof. Most importantly, they have a door in the front which is opened and closed by a zip, meaning that I can fix the cage firmly to the vegetable bed and then just open the door when I want to get at the plants, rather than having to dismantle the whole thing.I haven't a bad word to say about them - a little pricey perhaps, but you're paying for (and getting) quality. Massively impressed and can't recommend them enough.

Great cage. This year I’ve done tomatoes with this to protect them. It’s a bit of an experiment. This has protected them from slugs snails and all other types of pests. Easy to water as well with the handy door. Zips work well at the moment. Fast delivery easy to pop up. Would buy again

Protection for a blueberry Bush from the thieving blackbirds.

Excellent idea and easy to install. The pegs could be longer as the cage does become unstable in windy weather - I've adapted this. Could also be more loops to peg down. So far it has collapsed twice on my purple sprouting broccoli , so looking for further ways to support it. Apart from that it is a great cage for keeping the cabbage whites and birds off my tender plants.

Does a good job of keeping bugs out and is really easy to put up