Ohuhu 6.6 x 65 FT Heavy Duty Bird Netting for Garden Protection, Reusable PP Garden Netting to Keep Birds Away from Fruits, Vegetables, Plants, and Poultry

O.W.: I purchased to replace netting that didn't even last one season. I had this before and it lasted two years before getting brittle. I was happy to find it again and even with all the work of tearing the old down and putting this up it helped me grow a beautiful garden. I can't keep the squirrels out but it kept rabbits and others at bay.

United States on Nov 05, 2023

Dysonrules: I fenced in my back porch to keep my cats inside. They love to go out, but I don't want them jumping over the back wall to become coyote food. I used zip ties, binder clips, and twine to fasten it to the assorted supports for my patio. Super easy to install and so far it's working great. The cats go outside, but they can't escape into the wide world.

United States on Jul 11, 2023

Michelle S.: The media could not be loaded.  I live on the 2nd floor of an apt and my Kitties love to hang out on the balcony. I couldn't leave them alone because, they'd try to walk through the rails and and I'd have to pull them back, but one horrible day my Ragdoll fell off the balcony before I could get to her. Thank God she landed in a patch of grass and wasn't hurt. After that I wouldn't take them out no matter how much they begged.

I read a lot of reviews and finally decided to give this netting a try and I'm so glad I did. So are my Kitties. They can go outside again, but can't get through the rails. The netting is very sturdy, but not heavy and they can see through it very well. We're all very happy with this purchase!

United States on May 16, 2023

S. M. McCroskey: I installed this netting on a frame over my 4 x 8 garden plot in the summer of 2020 and it's still going strong. I'm in the northeast, so it's made it through two winters so far. This netting does not easily tear, nor snag on my bracelets, hair clips, buttons, etc as I work around it.

As others said, it came folded. I laid it out on the grass in the sun and it flattened out enough to measure and cut. Then I moved the pre-cut pieces in to the garden and draped them over the frame i'd built. I secured them with the included zip-ties.

The netting does a good job keeping the small varmints out of my tomatoes. Our community garden is popular with ground hogs, squirrels, chipmunks, and probably a few other critters. Before installing the netting, I lost most of my strawberries and all my green tomatoes. Since installing, i've been able enjoy the fruits of my farming.

In 2021 i bought a different netting for my other garden plot and was surprised at how much lighter it is and how easily it tears when it catches on the least little thing. That netting is also harder to fasten shut with clips that can be opened to tend the patch and secured against the hungry. Those...

United States on Aug 08, 2022

Steve E: Perfect for our fruit cage

United Kingdom on Feb 11, 2022

zagrouba: Je l’ai acheté pour protéger mes plantes contre les écureuils. Les écureuils ont réussi à couper les fils et ils ont détruit mes fruits.
C’est vraiment non efficace et je suis très énervé car le travail que j’ai fait et l’argent que j’ai dépensé sont perdus. Article non conseillé. Je vous conseille à la place, la grille en métal

Canada on Jul 30, 2021

Gigote: I used this to create a fence to avoid that my cats escape the deck.
I attached some 7ft garden stakes (the strong green ones) to the railing with zip ties then attached the netting to the stakes with more zip ties. Worked great. The netting and zip ties already have been under the elements (snow, rain, hot sun and violent wind) for a month and everything is still in great shape.
The netting is not too visible but strong, easy to cut with a pair of scissors. The only difficulty is that the net is fold so you have to unfold as you unroll it. Better to be 2 people but doable if you are alone (I was). I have no complaint for this product but I read the reviews before so I knew that the net would be folded

United States on Mar 25, 2021