Fruit and Vegetable Cages - 1.2m high - 1.5m // 1.98m // Joiners // Black Soft Butterfly Netting - Black

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For gardeners looking to protect their produce from pests, the Gardening Naturally Fruit and Vegetable Cages offer a durable and customizable solution. These cages provide robust protection against birds and insects while allowing essential sunlight and rain to reach your crops. A key caveat is that netting should be removed during heavy snow or high winds to prevent damage.

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ColourBlack
Model Part NumberJO1515198/S
BrandGardening Naturally

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FAQs

What is the height of the cages once erected?

The cages stand 1.2m (approximately 3 feet 11 inches) high once erected.

Can I use my own netting with this cage?

Yes, you can choose the 'no netting' option if you already have your own netting that you wish to use.

What is the purpose of Veggiemesh?

Veggiemesh is designed to stop smaller insects, such as those that damage cabbage plants, from reaching your crops.

How deep should the uprights be pushed into the soil?

The 16mm uprights should be pushed into the soil to a depth of approximately 300mm (about 1 foot) for stability.

What should I do if heavy snow is forecast?

If snow or high winds are forecast, it is recommended to remove the netting to prevent damage to the cage structure.

Are the covers fitted to the cage?

No, the covers (netting) are not fitted, which makes them easy to lift for working on your garden beds.

What is the frame made of?

The frame is made of strong, lightweight, and rust-resistant aluminium.

Troubleshooting

Cage is unstable

Ensure the uprights are pushed sufficiently deep into the soil (approx. 300mm). Check that all connectors are securely fastened.

Netting is sagging

Re-peg the netting, ensuring it is pulled taut. Check for any obstructions that might be preventing a tight fit. For larger cages, consider having a second person assist in stretching the netting.

Netting torn

Repair small tears with strong tape or needle and thread suitable for outdoor fabrics. For significant damage, consider replacing the netting.

Frame components missing

Contact customer support with your order details and a list of the missing components.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Durable and rust-resistant aluminium construction.
  • Multiple netting options provide tailored pest control.
  • Quick and straightforward assembly process.
  • Promotes healthier crop growth by allowing sunlight and rain.
  • Offers effective protection against common garden pests.

Cons

  • Netting must be removed in adverse weather conditions (heavy snow/wind).
  • Requires pushing uprights into the soil for stability.
  • Larger cages may require more than one person to manage netting removal.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Unpack all components and verify against the included content list.
  2. Identify the 16mm uprights (legs) and 13mm crossbars.
  3. Push the uprights approximately 300mm into the soil to secure the base.
  4. Use the provided connectors (ball connectors or joiners) to attach the crossbars to the uprights, forming the frame.
  5. Drape the chosen netting over the assembled frame.
  6. Secure the netting using the provided pegs, ensuring it is taut but not overly stretched.

Compatibility:

These cages are compatible with various netting types offered by Gardening Naturally, including Bird Netting (Black/Green), Butterfly Netting (Black/Green), and Veggiemesh.

Care:

  • Wipe the aluminium frame with a damp cloth as needed. Avoid abrasive cleaners.
  • Store netting indoors during the off-season to prolong its lifespan.
  • Periodically check the netting for any tears or damage and repair as necessary.
  • Important: Remove netting if snow or high winds are forecast to prevent structural damage to the cage.

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