Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup: Unroll the netting and position it over the desired area. For rows, use stakes or hoops to create a tent-like structure, ensuring the netting is taut but not overly stretched. For larger areas or individual plants, you can secure the edges with garden pegs, rocks, or by burying the edges lightly in the soil. Ensure there are no gaps where pests can enter. The netting can be cut to size using sharp scissors or a utility knife; seal cut edges with tape if fraying is a concern.
Compatibility: This netting is compatible with most garden setups, including raised beds, traditional garden rows, fruit trees, and vegetable patches. It can be used in conjunction with trellises or other support structures.
Care: Clean the netting annually by rinsing it with water to remove dirt and debris. Store in a dry place away from direct sunlight when not in use for extended periods to maximize its lifespan. Inspect regularly for any damage.