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The Pegdev Heavy Duty Plants & Crops Protection Netting is designed for home gardeners and commercial growers who need a robust, long-term solution to shield vegetables and fruits from pests like birds and insects. Featuring UV-stabilized polyethylene, this netting offers a breathable barrier that balances pest exclusion with essential sunlight and airflow, though users should note that the 2m width requires careful planning for larger garden beds.
| Colour | Red |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | Pdl |
| Brand | Pegdev |
Yes, it is designed for general agricultural and gardening use to protect crops, fruits, and vegetables.
Yes, the polyethylene material can be cut with heavy-duty scissors to fit your specific garden dimensions.
It is designed to block larger pests like birds and butterflies. It may not be effective against microscopic insects or tiny aphids.
You can use U-shaped garden landscape staples or heavy stones placed along the edges to keep the netting in place.
Because it is UV-stabilized, it is designed to withstand harsh outdoor conditions for several seasons with proper care and storage.
Add additional support hoops or stakes to create more tension and ensure the net stays off the foliage.
Ensure the edges of the netting are completely buried or pinned tightly to the soil surface using landscape staples.
To install, clear your garden area and ensure your support structures (such as garden hoops or wooden stakes) are securely driven into the ground. Drape the netting over the frame, ensuring enough slack to accommodate plant growth, and secure the edges to the ground using garden staples or heavy weights. For long-term care, rinse the netting with water periodically to remove dust or debris, which helps maintain maximum light transmission. At the end of the season, carefully remove the netting, shake it clean, allow it to dry completely, and store it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve its integrity for the following year.
