Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup: Unroll the netting and cut to the desired size using scissors or a craft knife. Drape the netting over your plants, raised beds, or garden frames. Ensure edges are well-secured using pegs, U-staples, garden weights, or by burying the edges slightly in soil to prevent pests from crawling underneath. For best results, cover crops as soon as they are planted or when pests are most active.
Compatibility: This netting is compatible with most common garden structures, including raised beds, traditional garden beds, low tunnels, hoops, and frames. It can be used with a variety of vegetables, fruits, and plants susceptible to insect damage.
Care: After the growing season, carefully remove the netting and fold it for storage. Clean any significant dirt or debris with a damp cloth if necessary. Store in a dry place, away from direct sunlight and sharp objects, to maximize its lifespan. The netting is rot-proof and weather-resistant, but prolonged exposure to harsh conditions without proper storage may shorten its effective life.