Square 4'x4' Netting Cover 3.3FT Tall Crop Cage Pest Guard Cover for Vegetables Fruits Durable Plant Garden Net with 4 Stakes

This is a great enclosure for blueberry or similar shrubs that need to be protected from birds and or small animals. If was very easy to set up, and come with a storage bag. The poles and connectors are high quality steel and plastic. The netting simply drapes over the structure and is secured at bottom with ties and u shapes garden pins / garden staples.

When I first received this it was missing some pieces but they got the replacement sent out to me really fast, I love how big it is, so far it has protected all my tomato plants.

Amazing! My garden is protected from animals and some pests. It is 10 degrees cooler inside this cover than outside which will be very helpful in the summer heat. My only con is that I would like a separate higher zipper window to let pollinators in. I have to unzip doors to let bees and other pollinators in, and then block the lower openings so rabbits and other herbivores cannot get in. It is not 100 percent effective. I have a lot of rabbits

This product seems to be of high quality for the price. It is sturdy and the net cover fits well, although it’s tricky to get in place. The instructions are terrible, but I was able to figure them out and assemble it by myself (73 y/o woman), including the cover. Overall, I’m pleased with it and it looks like what I wanted.

Every year, squirrels eat our fruits and vegetables that we grow in our Farm Daddy container gardens. So this year we decided to do something about it. The size we got (8.2' x 4') fits our three Farm Daddys nicely. It's a little tight in there, but we've found that it's easy enough to pull or push the cover either direction to make room when we have to enter it to harvest our cucumbers or tomatoes.It was easy to assemble. It's lightweight, so you can easily lift it over your plants with two people.Only one complaint: we wish it had zippered doors on both sides. That way, we wouldn't have to squeeze inside it to reach the plants on the opposite side. And, the doors unzip the opposite way you would expect. Instead of being able to roll them up, them zip such that they just flop to the ground. But that might be better anyway. You don't have to mess with rolling them up; just let them lie on the ground.If we get a few years out of it, we will be super happy with it.

I would give this 10 stars if I could!!! Set up was super easy, everything fit properly. Its sturdy and spacious. I returned a similar one to home depot because the metal poles wouldn't fit into the plastic pieces. I did not have that issue with this one. If you're looking for protection for your outdoor plants, I would highly recommend getting this!

This product has pros and cons. Last year I had a similar product but I didn’t take it down in time before snow and it broke (my fault)… I decided to go with this tent instead, I purchased two, and I like it better in the sense that the poles are much sturdier than my previous one. They feel stronger and not as cheap. These tents keep animals out over night, since I leave it open during the day for the pollinators, which is exactly what I needed.Now into the cons:I purchased two of these and one is exactly like the picture but the other tent has a misprint. The tent “doors” or whatever you wanna call them are suppose to roll upwards and tie that way. The second one I purchased is misprinted and just flops onto the ground. It opens downwards, not upwards. Is it the end of the world? No, but definitely annoying considering the money I spent on it and it gets all dirty when I’m in and out of the tent since it sits on the ground. I would have returned it but I already put it together before I realized and there was no way I was taking it down just to return it and then put another one together. Yes it’s easy to put together but still tedious and I’m short tempered lol.The second con is my other tent had one opening on one side and another on the opposite side, which made it really easy to get to the plants on both sides. With this tent it’s difficult to reach the plants in the back.Third con is the holes in this tent seem bigger. Last year I didn’t really have an issue with aphids with my plants in the tent because the holes were so much smaller… these holes are bigger and aphids have made their way in. I have a big hatred for those f*ckers so this is very unfortunate lol.Fourth con is my previous tent had these flaps on the bottom that I put bricks on to prevent the tent from lifting in strong winds. These tents don’t have that and I thought that would be fine since in the description it mentions it was built to withstand strong winds. That was not the case and one tent lifted off the ground and thankfully didn’t take out any of my plants. It comes with stakes but I have my tents in my driveway and there’s only grass on the backside so I staked the back into the ground and then had to tie the strings in the front of the tent to a cinder block to keep it down.Overall it wasn’t a BAD purchase. My main priority was keeping out deer and whatever else came and ate my plants in the night and these tents do exactly that. If the holes were smaller, no misprinted openings, openings on both sides, and flaps on the bottom for security against winds, this would have been a 5 star purchase.

I bought it to protect my garden from free loaders (birds, squirrels, bunnies, etc)I’ve heard it works, so I’m giving it a shot. My previous attempts at gardening met with almost a Disney style feast I wasn’t invited to!I hope it lasts.