Ross 15624, UV Tree Netting, Garden Protection, 14’ X 14’, Black

I chose this rating because it works like a charm. I like that it don't get tangled up when you are working with it and it spreads over my veggies with ease and does not harm my plants. I would recommend this product to anyone who is growing anything that the birds love to eat....PS..and no bird gets hurt if they try to eat your plants.

Last year the birds got my cherries before I could protect them, so this year I'm not wasting any time. As soon as I saw the little green nubs that promised fresh cherries, I pulled the netting out and laid it across the tree.Ease of use: that really depends on your tree. I keep mine pruned and at a dwarf size, so I can spread it without a ladder. The netting does move when the wind kicks up, so be aware of that.I haven't compared this netting to any others, but so far it's doing the trick. The real test will be when the cherries are ripe to see if the birds can get to them.I'm really hoping that doesn't happen, but birds are devious. Who knew?5/5*

to be fair I really didn't use it for what it's for - it's not too good for tomatoes - they grow through it and around it and get tangled up as they grow making them difficult to pick... I was just looking for an inexpensive solution. So outside of all that, the netting is supposed to be 14 feet by 14 feet and I really don't see how that was possible - the one side did not seem to stretch longer than 8 or 9 feet... For my purposes I wove a wire on the two sides (without tree branches to latch onto - it did not want to stay stretched out) that actually were 14 feet or more. The wire helped keep the net in place and deterred the deer, but didn't do a lot for the squirrels! I did not see any birds get inside and none got trapped - only a dragonfly.

I bought this netting to cover my peach tree from squirrels and birds. It did what it was meant to do but I still lost my fruit. I missed one little hole and the squirrels found it and ate all my fruit. It was a bit of a pain to put on and it ripped when I removed it therefore cannot be reused.I'm looking for an alternative for next year.

Our new neighbors from Australia put a sand box in their yard for their child. I immediately alerted them to the fact that we have four cats and would get them some netting to keep over it! I don't want to be the bad neighbor. Mine aren't the only cats around and we appreciate them because they keep the Rocky Mountain mice and rate controlled! So easy fix.

it has worked great for my garden , I have chickens and they haven't been able to get into my garden not even squirrels

This product is a very bad deal. First off, it's not the size I ordered. I ordered a 14X14 which would have been perfect for my raised bed SQAURE tomato bed. This, as you can kind of see in the picture attached, is a RECTANGE that is maybe 14X7. Won't come close to doing what I was hoping it to do. Also, the netting is a nightmare to handle and cheaply made. I also can guarantee that there is no one named "ROSS" involved in the manufacture or sale of this product.

Good net, good price. It is black so you can't see very much of it, which I like. It's also big and covers several feet in length of blueberry bushes and tomatoes. You might want to stake it to the ground, though, so the birds don't get underneath it.