Dalen Gardeneer Garden Netting: Keep Unwanted Birds Away from Your Garden

Cathy: My chickens love them!

United States on Oct 26, 2023

KR: The only problem I have is the way they’re folded inside package. It’s rolled onto itself, and because of its pickiness it takes a long time to get unrolled before you can place over plants.

United States on Jun 18, 2023

Pansy Flowers: If you have ever struggled to cover an area with bird netting that comes on a roll, you need to try this. It doesn't tangle and it deploys easily. It seems to have a little more weight to it than other netting I've used so it unfolds fairly easily and stays in place. I used it to net one side of my house in which a small bird had taken an interest. It pecked at one spot continuously. There was no insect activity but I treated it with insecticide just in case. That didn't discourage the little vandal one bit. I shot it with a water pistol. It left but it came right back. The area of interest was nearly at the peak of a two story wall. I draped the 14'x14' sheet of netting over the edge of the roof and secured it to the trim with staples. We pulled the sheet down and secured it to the wall. The bird lost interest immediately and it hasn't been back. I think I should be able to remove the netting and refold it in case I need it again. Rolled netting is almost impossible to reuse. I gave 4 stars for durability because I haven't had it up long enough to judge how long it will last.

United States on Apr 03, 2022

JJoyL: So. Let’s start with this was only 14$. For durability you can buy cotton ones for a hundred dollars. So let’s not go there.

I used it to cover my chicken run to deter hawks swooping in. I know from experience that this stuff is sticky and tangles. I have had several different brands of this product. The difference is the other brands were
on a roll and ALSO folder over onto themselves several times and the beginning edge was impossible to discern. Unrolling the roll AND trying to unfold it was a complete nightmare and I ended up tossing it.

This is folded up in an orderly fashion. Very easy to gently unfold, find the edge and begin from there.

Because of that I was actually able to do
this by myself! I used very small
Zip ties to secure it to the hen house wire along one edge then unrolled it, stretched it across and secured it to the other side.

My run isn’t symmetrical so the other great thing is this is stretchy and I could bunch it up as needed in areas there that was too much. Nothing broke. It remains taught.

I’m very happy with this purchase and for the price plan to get several
more to protect my blueberries and...

United States on Feb 27, 2021

Ashish Thakkar: It’s perfect net as mentioned by seller in description.

Canada on Oct 29, 2020

king-of-reviews: I had a rodent issue, where squirrels, mice and who knows what else would get in and destroy my crop during harvest time. I purchased the above for my tomato garden. And it worked like a charm. I did get an odd mouse that got in from tomatoes that fell to the ground, but that’s about it. No major headache’s this year. One more thing I’d like to mention is how durable the mesh is. I had it catch a few times on wood bed, and it never broke. I’m impressed. Heck if it makes it one more season it has paid off for me! Thanks again for an awesome product!

Canada on Sep 29, 2020

bn880: Very good netting, high quality and stops most pests. A few tiny birds can get caught in it though (due to sheer stupidity though, sadly)

Canada on Sep 22, 2017

Don Andrews: So far it's doing the job. The material is strong and light.

Canada on Jul 02, 2017

Rose Tanchyk: Works great to keep birds away and easy to install.

Canada on Jan 18, 2017

Christine Paris: Every year we have a 100 year old fig tree producing the best tasting figs i have ever tasted! i don't even eat or like figs, but these are so wonderful! And, every year, the squirrels attack in a coordinated rush right at the moment they are ripe and ready to pick! They must have some squirrel spies in our attic and let every other squirrel in the state of Texas knows that we are going out there to pick figs.

My husband and I run towards the tree at the same time as the squirrels, legs pumping, sweating, arms reaching out, every muscle screaming in pain, just one fig!!

But, always, the hordes of squirrels know our plan, and they descend, falling from other trees, jumping off roofs and telephone wires, pouring in waves over the back fence, teeth bared, tails bushed out, screeching their war cry, unstoppable and terrifying: FIG FRENZY!!!

We don't give up, desperately inching our way across the yard towards the tree... my husband goes down! instantly, he disappears under a masses of angry fur and nutty breath...i know he's down, no fig for him, but i must press on, almost there! A rogue squirrel misses his mark, leaping from a flagpole across the street, he...

United States on Apr 30, 2016