Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup: Unroll the netting carefully to avoid snags. Drape it over plants, rows, or garden beds. Secure the edges using garden stakes, pegs, or by burying the edges lightly with soil. Ensure there are no large gaps where pests can enter. For taller plants or structures, use stakes or frames to keep the netting elevated and prevent direct contact.
Compatibility: This netting is compatible with most garden structures, including raised beds, hoops, tunnels, and frames. It can be used with a variety of plants, from small herbs and vegetables to larger fruit bushes and trees.
Care: After the growing season, remove the netting and inspect it for any damage. Clean off any soil or debris with a soft brush or by gently rinsing with water. Store the netting in a dry, shaded location, such as a shed or garage, to prolong its lifespan. Avoid folding it sharply, as this can weaken the material over time. The UV stabilization helps protect it, but prolonged exposure to harsh elements when not in use can still reduce its effectiveness.