Veggiemesh Insect Netting - 3.6m / 100m - White

Veggiemesh protects against a wide range of insect pests including cabbage root fly, carrot fly, cabbage white butterfly, pea moth, leek moth, cutworm, onion fly, and many types of aphids. It also deters birds and other similar-sized threats.

No, Veggiemesh is designed to be a fine-mesh barrier that allows air, light, and rain to pass through to your plants, ensuring they receive necessary resources for growth.

You can lay it directly over your plants, ensuring the edges are secured to the ground, or use it with garden hoops or cages for added structure and support.

Yes, for fruiting plants that rely on pollinators, such as tomatoes or cucumbers, you will need to temporarily lift or open the netting during their flowering period.

Veggiemesh offers protection against mild frosts. For severe frost conditions, additional protection may be necessary.

Veggiemesh Ultrafine is recommended for protection against smaller pests that might be able to pass through the standard mesh. The standard Veggiemesh is suitable for most common garden insects and birds.

Gently rinse the netting with water and allow it to dry completely before storing it in a cool, dry, and shaded location to maintain its condition.

Ensure all edges are completely sealed to the ground. Weigh down the edges thoroughly with soil, stones, or pegs. Check for any gaps or holes in the netting itself.

Add more support structures (hoops, stakes) or ensure sufficient slack was allowed during initial installation. Loosen the netting and re-secure with more room for expansion.

Work with a second person for larger pieces. Ensure the netting is laid out flat before positioning to avoid tangles. Consider using garden hoops for easier support.

Inspect carefully for tears. Small holes can be carefully stitched. For significant damage, consider replacing the section or the entire piece.