Pea And Bean Netting For Supporting Climbing Plants And Vegetables - 2m x 25m

Pea and bean netting is designed to support climbing plants, vegetables, and long stemmed flowers ...

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The Gardening Naturally Pea and Bean Netting is an ideal solution for home gardeners and allotment holders seeking a robust support system for climbing vegetables and long-stemmed flowers. Its primary benefit is the promotion of healthy, upward growth while acting as a deterrent for birds, though users should ensure they have adequate support poles or canes available to install the material effectively.

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Model Part NumberPB225
BrandGardening Naturally

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FAQs

Can this netting be used for flowers?

Yes, it is excellent for supporting long-stemmed flowers like sweet peas or dahlias.

Is the material safe for birds?

The mesh is designed to be a barrier that prevents birds from landing on or accessing the crops without causing them harm.

Does the netting come with poles?

No, the netting is supplied on its own. You will need to provide your own canes or stakes.

Can I cut the netting to a smaller size?

Absolutely, the material is very easy to trim to your desired dimensions using standard scissors.

How should I store the netting in winter?

Store it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to ensure it remains durable for the following year.

What is the mesh size?

The mesh size is 20cm x 20cm.

Troubleshooting

Netting sagging between supports

Add more support poles at shorter intervals to reduce the distance the netting must span.

Difficulty untangling plant stems at harvest

Gently guide stems during the growing phase and use clean, sharp garden snips to trim away stubborn foliage during removal.

Netting catching on support tips

Place protective caps or inverted pots on the tops of your canes to prevent the mesh from snagging or tearing.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Supports heavy crops effectively
  • Prevents bird damage to vegetables
  • Large coverage area of 25 meters
  • Reusable season after season
  • Easy to trim to specific requirements

Cons

  • Requires separate poles or canes for installation
  • May require seasonal removal for long-term storage
  • Large mesh size may not be suitable for very small seedling support

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To set up the netting, secure your support poles or canes at intervals along the length of your garden bed. Ensure the canes are deeply embedded to support the eventual weight of the harvest. Stretch the netting tightly across the supports, securing it with garden ties or clips. For horizontal application, secure the netting to a frame at your desired height. When the season ends, carefully untie the netting, shake off any plant debris, and fold it loosely. Store it in a dry, shaded area to maintain the integrity of the material for future use. The netting is fully compatible with most standard garden canes and wooden trellis systems.

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