Bird Netting for Garden-Reusable Garden Netting-Protect Vegetable Plants and Fruit Trees-Plant netting for Birds, Deer, Squirrels, and Other Animals(13x 40Ft) with Twine

I have tried just about everything to keep birds from tearing up my hanging flowers over the years. Aluminum foil strips, spinners, fake snakes, etc. Just purchased this a few weeks ago and it seems to be working really good. A little tricky to wrap existing full grown plants without looking all crazy. But once you get the hang of it, not bad. I draped mine over the tops and secured to the pot itself. Left the hanging flowers below uncovered so they would continue growing. Also have put out quite a few birdhouses throughout our property so they do have homes. Just not in my flowers :)

This is a whole lot of very lightweight netting that probably does more to discourage birds than to lock them out. It comes with a reel of wire ties, which is an extremely helpful add-in. The netting is not strong and won't stop very small animals. It surely would not stop rodents of any size, or rabbits. It's not a huge visual deterrent from a distance. But if you want something low-hassle that ought to keep the birds off your plants, etc, this is good value for money. You can easily cut it with scissors, and you certainly don't need serious stakes to hold it up.

I wish I'd used this years ago! This is the 1st time in 3 years we've been able to harvest any blueberries, the birds always get to them as soon as they ripen. This year we were able to harvest tons of blueberries!

The netting is never very easy to spread, but walls very easily from the package. Stayed up the entire season, and was easy to take down to reuse again for the next season. This is the second time I purchased from this vendor and will do it again.

This netting was rolled up (as the picture shows) instead of a folded sheet... It seemed like it would be a good idea, but it proved to be tricky to unwrap. Dimensions are not accurate...I received approximately 7' wide x (maybe) 30' long. Definitely not 13' though. Less than 2 days up and there are 3 tears in the netting...so not as strong as suggested. Looks like some critters busted right through it.. The frame the roll of wire came in was fragile and broke. The roll of wire has nothing to keep it together anymore. Things to consider that may have changed my some of my feedback... I purchased this last year, but missed the window to install before the birds got my first run of blueberries...so it is a year old. It was kept inside my garage all year though. I opened and installed this netting by myself, so it may have been easier if I had a second set of hands.

I used this to cover a chicken coop run. I like it the width was perfect. Perfect for the alternative to wing clipping.

Little difficult to cover blueberries by yourself but once on very effective.

We spread it over a newly planted patch of mondo grass, to keep the squirrels from digging up around the roots. That has worked well. It's important, though, to peg or weight down around the edges, as before I did that, a small bird had gone underneath it from the edge and gotten tangled up. Since it couldn't move, I was able to get close enough with scissors to clip the strands it was tangled with and the bird scurried back out.