Garden Tunnel Covers - Green Soft Butterfly Netting / 2.7m - Gardening Naturally

Veggiemesh and Ultra Fine Veggiemesh protect against insects. Bird Netting and Butterfly Netting deter birds and butterflies. Fleece, Thermacrop, and Polythene provide warmth and protection against frost and cold.

These covers are designed specifically for Gardening Naturally green and black flexible hoops. While they might fit other hoops of similar dimensions, the best fit and performance are achieved with the intended hoops.

You can secure the covers using clips or pegs. For added stability in windy areas, ensure the edges are well-anchored to the ground and consider using heavier-duty pegs or additional tie-downs.

Yes, netting and mesh covers (like Veggiemesh and Butterfly Netting) allow air and moisture to pass through to your plants, while still offering protection.

Absolutely. The covers are designed to be easily swapped out. This allows you to reuse your existing hoops and change the type of protection as needed throughout the year.

For frost protection, Fleece, Thermacrop, or Polythene covers are recommended as they help to retain warmth around your plants in colder weather.

The covers are available in various lengths, including 2.9m, 3.9m, 4.9m, and 5.9m, to accommodate different planting area sizes.

Clean off loose debris with a brush. Use a damp cloth for dirt, avoiding harsh chemicals. Ensure covers are dry before storing them in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to maintain their condition.

Ensure you are using compatible Gardening Naturally hoops. Check that the cover is the correct length for your hoop setup. Use additional clips or pegs to secure the edges more firmly to the ground or hoops.

Handle the material gently during setup and removal. Avoid excessive force. For areas prone to wind, consider using stronger pegs or additional support structures. Inspect for damage from pests or tools.

Verify that the correct type of cover is being used for the specific threat (e.g., Veggiemesh for insects, Fleece for frost). Ensure there are no gaps where pests or cold air can enter; seal edges of the cover effectively.

Check that the netting is not clogged with soil or debris. Gently rinse the netting with water. Ensure the cover is angled slightly to encourage water run-off rather than pooling.