wohohoho Garden Insect Mesh Netting 10ft x 64ft (3m x 20m), 1mm Ultra Fine Mosquito Netting Bug Netting Bird Netting Insect Barrier, 60 Mesh per Inch Plant Cover for Gardening Vegetables Fruit Tree

Seems to be working no flying bugs so far it's very fine but you can water through it and see what's going on underneath without keep removing it

The packaging was minimal, so good for environment, the netting was easy to unfold, cut and use over a DIY mini Polly tunnel. My brassicas are thriving, and have not been attacked by cabbage white butterflies laying their eggs.

Really good quality.

Good protection, does what I need. Is a little on the fragile side but hasn't ripped on first covering

Great netting and doing its job - but cutting it to size was something else, especially with a bit of wind outside! It's not rolled, but folded so almost the entire bolt had to be unfolded to find the end. I also found it virtually impossible to ascertain if I was following a straight line or not as it kept shifting about and was just very wide and unwieldly! Also normal craft scissors just pull the fabric - I had to go home and find my dressmaking scissors to bring back to the allotment to get it to cut. It's good at its job though - all plants doing great under it, and can be watered well through it etc... - just the cutting up I'd rate poorly. Supplying on a roll would be much more user friendly!

The mesh is perfect to keep bugs off the veg patch. Since putting it in veg are thriving with no slugs or carrot fly. Great size 👍

Last year my brassicas attracted and were destroyed by every pest known to the British gardener. So I invested in this netting. It wasn't cheap, but I'm pleased to report that apart from one solitary slug this year's crop was pest free. Sadly, the dog took a fancy to the cauliflowers and while my back was turned chewed through the netting to eat them, so I have lost about eighteen square inches slap bang in the middle of it. Can't really blame the netting - although it proved less resilient than I would have wished. Gardening: it's one long learning curve.

Very fine mesh which stopped the birds eating my grass seed but still letting the water through. Good size for the money. Reusable.

Earlier this year plant some bell peppers. They began to grow and the insects came. Flies, ants, bugs, worms, moths I didn’t know what to do. Then I thought of this the mesh netting. It ‘s working perfectly for my raised bed planter. It’s a good value for the price. It’s easy to work with and clamp down. It come with everything you need to secure the net. It’s well made, lightweight, stable once clamped, flexible and there’s a lot of it. Get some for your plants.My husband jokingly calls it my nursery. 🤣🙄

Helped my plant avoid pests! Used outdoor staples to secure about tomato caged plants.

It's an ok product. Super tender and easily torn. I don't know that it will make the growing season but so far so good.

This is the second time I purchased because I planted more this year than I had previously. It cuts well and keeps put the most bugs as long as you keep the corners secure.

Didn't hold up in our recent stomach! Frayed and split apart so most any bug can come and go at will.😕