Trellis Netting, Heavy-Duty Garden Grow Netting for Climbing Plants, Outdoor Indoor Net for Cucumber, Tomatoes, Beans, Clematis, Fruits & Vegetables, Climbing Vining Plants (16.4' x 6.6'Ft)

Purchased two of these 24x6.5 ft and affixed to 8 ft bamboo poles. Easy to work with, tabbed at the corners, comes with clamps to hook to poles temporarily in order to get into position. This is strong netting, not like thin poly netting that rips. Edges are reinforced so it won't fray. Put the netting up 13 days ago and you can see the bean plants took to it right away are are already at the top. One thing I would add is it comes with wire to tie it down, but I found the easier way and can tie it more securely is to use zip ties.

Has many uses concerning climbing of running plants, available to cut to size needed, several usable accessories for connecting and securing product.

This netting is perfect for climbing/vining plants, like cucumbers and green beans. At first it's a bit of a pain to unroll the net and get it set, but once you start placing and securing it, everything comes together nicely. Each corner of the net has tie strings, so there's really nothing else you need to secure it. The clips that are included are perfect for securing plant stems as they grow. And the role of twist tie twine also comes in handy. I can't wait for my cucumbers to start climbing!

HOECMRHP Trellis netting is thick strong garden netting to hold up climbing garden plants. We have tried several other things, through the years for our cucumbers to climb. Some items weren’t strong enough, others had holes small enough that cucumbers could get caught and stuck net holes. This has 4” holes, which is a great size for cucumbers. .It says it is UV treated to withstand the sunlight and not deteriorate. We are in the hot, sunny south, so we will find out about that quickly as summer progresses.For those complaining of deer eating their garden, string light weight fishing line around the perimeter of your garden about 3’ high and tie it to a stake at each corner. Then tie a group of drink cans together with the same light weight fishing line (to where they dangle and clank together) and hang a set of the cans (4-6 cans per side of garden is good) on each line of your fishing line fence. When deer walk up to the garden perimeter in the night and bump into the invisible fishing line fence, the clanking of the cans scares them away. The clanking is loud to the very quiet deer. It’s worked for years for us. Note - Be sure to put a hole in the bottom of each can to let rain water drain and be sure your fence is far enough from your plants that the deer’s long neck can’t reach over the fishing line fence to eat your plants from outside the fenced area.We are pleased with the netting. At 16.4’ x 6.6’ it is a nice size to handle our cucumbers. The clips and roll of twist tie with it are quite handy too.

Great product, I'd highly recommend!

Last year, I planted tomatoes, pumpkin, herbs and was so exited. It still feel sour that I could not eat any of the harvest. Deers, skunks and many more wildlife animals enjoyed my harvest not just the fruit and veggies but also the leaves, stems. I was a amateur gardener then.. this time i am not so naive. Got this net.. and waiting and hoping this would help.

I purchased this netting for the purpose of trellising tomatoes. It was a lot longer than I anticipated, which worked out in my favor because I underestimated how much I would be needing. The netting is very sturdy and durable, and I feel it will last several seasons. The netting is packaged so it will be easy to unravel and cut sections at a time. I am very satisfied with my purchase and will definitely order again.

This Trellis Netting is a nice addition to my garden. It is easy to install but you do have to have your own posts. The netting is very sturdy and I think it will last a few years al song as I take it down when garden doesn't need it. It is big enough to use on several vegetable . My squash and cucumbers have definitely found a new home. I like the idea that the vegetable will be on the netting instead the ground. My little furry neighbors that like to nibble on my vegetable won't be able to get to all of them.I didn't use the clips. They didn't seem sturdy enough to hold this netting and the vegetables I intend to grow on it.