Veggiemesh Insect Netting - White

The mesh size is 1.35mm, which is fine enough to block most common garden insects.

Yes, it can protect strawberries from pests. However, you will need to temporarily lift or remove the netting during flowering to allow pollinators access for fruit set.

Veggiemesh allows approximately 90% light passage and 95% air passage, ensuring plants get essential resources.

The netting weighs approximately 55gms per square meter, making it lightweight and easy to handle.

Veggiemesh provides a physical barrier that can deter larger slugs and snails. However, smaller or very determined individuals might still find a way underneath if the edges are not properly sealed.

Yes, it is ideal for protecting delicate seedlings and newly sown seeds from pests and mild weather conditions.

For very small pests like whitefly or flea beetles, Veggiemesh Ultrafine is recommended due to its even finer mesh.

Use a combination of soil and garden pegs. Ensure the soil is moist to help it hold the netting in place. For firmer ground, more pegs may be necessary.

Ensure the netting is not pulled too taut and is properly supported to allow for airflow. Check that the mesh itself is not clogged with debris.

Check for gaps or holes in the netting and ensure all edges are properly sealed against the ground. For very small pests, consider using Veggiemesh Ultrafine.

Repair small tears with garden tape or by carefully stitching. For significant damage, the section may need to be replaced.