Pegdev Butterfly Netting - Green - 15m

The product description specifies 'fine mesh,' which is typically suitable for preventing butterflies and other small insects from laying eggs. For precise mesh size, refer to product packaging or manufacturer specifications.

Yes, this netting provides a chemical-free physical barrier, making it ideal for organic and eco-friendly gardening practices.

The netting is made from UV-stabilised polyethylene and is rot-proof and weather-resistant, designed for reusability over multiple growing seasons.

Yes, it can be used on smaller fruit bushes or young trees. For larger trees, you may need to use support structures or a larger piece of netting, potentially in combination with other methods.

The fine mesh is designed to deter pests like butterflies. Larger beneficial insects, such as some pollinators, may be able to pass through, but it is always recommended to monitor your garden and ensure adequate pollination.

Clean any dirt or debris, allow it to dry completely, and store it in a cool, dry place, ideally folded or rolled to prevent creases and damage. Avoid storing it with sharp objects.

While often used interchangeably, this is specifically marketed as 'butterfly netting,' indicating its fine mesh is optimized for deterring butterflies. General insect netting might have varying mesh sizes depending on the target pests.

Ensure edges are buried slightly in the soil, weighted down with stones or garden bricks, or secured with additional garden pegs. For framed structures, ensure the netting is taut and securely fastened to the frame.

Check for any gaps or holes in the netting or at the secured edges. Ensure the mesh size is appropriate for the specific pest you are targeting. Re-secure all edges to create a tighter seal.

Handle the netting with care, especially when cutting or securing. Avoid placing it over sharp objects or rough surfaces. If tears occur, they can be temporarily repaired with horticultural tape, but significant damage may require replacement.