Veggiemesh Insect Netting - 1.8m (5ft 11in) / 10m (32ft 10in)

Veggiemesh Insect Netting is a lightweight, fine-mesh fabric that acts as a physical barrier to protect garden crops from insect pests without using chemicals. It allows air, light, and rain to pass through.

It protects against common garden pests such as cabbage root fly, carrot fly, cabbage white butterfly, pea moth, leek moth, cutworm, onion fly, and many types of aphids.

Yes, for fruiting plants that rely on pollinators like bees, you will need to temporarily lift the mesh during the flowering period to allow pollination. Reapply after flowering is complete.

Yes, in addition to pests, Veggiemesh helps shield crops from mild frosts, wind damage, heavy rain, and hail.

Veggiemesh provides protection against most common garden pests. Veggiemesh Ultrafine is recommended for smaller pests like flea beetles or whitefly that might be able to pass through the standard mesh.

You can lay it directly over plants or use it with garden hoops or cages. Ensure it's secured around the edges with pegs or by burying them, and leave enough slack for plant growth.

Veggiemesh can remain in place from planting all the way through to harvest for continuous protection.

Ensure edges are adequately secured using pegs, weights, or by burying them. Use more pegs if necessary, especially in windy conditions.

Check for any gaps or holes in the netting and repair them. Ensure the edges are fully sealed against the ground. Consider using Veggiemesh Ultrafine if the pests are very small.

Veggiemesh is designed to be permeable, but in extreme conditions, ensure good ventilation. If using hoops, slightly raise the edges of the netting during the day if condensation is excessive.

Ensure sufficient slack was allowed during initial setup. Gently loosen and readjust the netting, providing more room for the plants to expand.