YFFSIDMY Garden Netting 10'x16', Protection Mesh Netting Plant Cover, Ultra Fine Barrier Nets for Row Covers Greenhouse Raised Bed, Vegetable Fruits Crop Screen Keep Animals Birds Away

This is a lot of netting. We just installed it over Super-Hoops in my 2x4 garden beds yesterday. The ten-foot width was adequate to cover across the arch, and, just guessing, used less on the other dimension. There will be plenty of this mesh to cover all four beds. The mesh is very tough, and will do a great job of keeping off the white butterflies and the dastardly crows with which our neighborhood is "blessed."It was a hoot to play "bride" and "princess" with the netting as we unfolded it - Added bonus, LOL. It is light weight and easy to handle, but seems very tough, almost like screen material. We used clothes pins to attach it because that's what I had, but will switch out for greenhouse clips. I haven't quite worked out how I'll gather up the excess while still allowing me to open the netting to do the gardening. Something will come to me, I'm sure.The final picture shows the netting as it looked this morning after an enormous rain and thunder storm hit last night. I didn't even blink, so to speak.At any rate, it seems to be a good product and is certainly a reasonable price for the amount in the package.Oh, should mention: the material had a slight chemical smell when the package was opened but that soon dissipated. It was completely dry.

Oh my gosh, yhis was the best thing ever! Our peach tree is only four feet tall and maybe four feet wide, and makes the best peaches! The year before last it was a constant fight with the birds, and in the end they finished off every peach when I was on vacation. The next year the tree had dozens of buds and then dozens of baby peaches, then boom, they all died before they had a chance to grow up. So this year I googled peach tree care, and regretfullyhad to pull off many babies so those remaining could grow. And that worked, but the birds started beating us to them. I was desperate so went to Amazon and looked for a mesh that the sun could get through but a bird's beak coudn't. The result was wonderful; totally protective against the birds, and I think it would work for deer, rabbits, or raccoons too. We ended up with about 50 plus peaches, some were small, some were medium, but each one was delicious! We won! And we had enough covering left over to save for next year!

Mine arrived dry and no smell. The edges are not lined..just rough cut so it looks a little raggy…I ordered a larger size because of that.If you pull too hard you could stretch the weave, but it’s so fine and a strong fabric I don’t think bugs would get in.I could see chipmunks and squirrels chewing through this.For$9 dollars, it’s what I expected. Hope to get a year or two’s use.

Great quality . Let’s sunlight , wind and rain penetrate . But keeps out all those nasty little pests that want to invade your plants . Great value for money . Made life a lot easier for me and my plants just took off after I started using it . By the way I live in Florida.

I used this to protect my plants and the size worked perfect. It was big but I was able to cut it down to fit. Great value!

Worked so well a rabbit was eating my beans and I put this over them worked like a charm

This poly screen sheeting is exactly as it was described and did what I wanted it to, but it is VERY fragile. As I attached it over posts with a rubber band, it was getting damaged within seconds of being pulled over the post top. I even used swatches of fabric over the posts, expecting that to buffer the mesh from damage. But, it got damaged anyway. This is OK for a one time use, but not good to use more than one season or for one installation.

The material easily frays but it's a good value for the money meaning that you get lots of material for the money spent, compared to the other sellers. It provides the degree of protection needed for the birds not to ruin your harvest.