Gardening Naturally Fruit Tree Netting Bag - Small

This small variant is designed for compact trees or individual branches. For larger trees, you would need to use multiple bags on specific fruit-bearing branches.

Yes, if the netting is applied during the flowering stage, it will prevent bees from pollinating the tree. It is best to apply the netting after the fruit has set.

With proper care—cleaning and storing away from direct sunlight when not in use—the netting can last through several growing seasons.

Yes, the mesh is designed for outdoor use and is resistant to degradation from sunlight for the duration of the growing season.

The netting is primarily designed for insects and birds. While it may discourage some wildlife, it is not a heavy-duty solution for persistent squirrels.

Ensure that the branches are gently bundled together and that no leaves or twigs are caught in the track of the zipper.

Always inspect the tree for existing pests or larvae before applying the bag; once clear, seal the bag immediately to maintain a sterile environment.