Butterfly Netting - Green

This netting is primarily designed to protect against butterflies and prevent them from laying eggs on your crops. It also acts as a barrier against other larger insect pests and caterpillars.

Yes, it is suitable for a wide variety of vegetables, particularly brassicas like cabbage, broccoli, and cauliflower. It can be used on most plants vulnerable to insect damage.

Drape the netting directly over the bed, ensuring it covers all plants. You can use hoops or a frame for support, and then secure the edges firmly to the ground with pegs or weights to create a seal.

No, the fine mesh is designed to allow sunlight, air, and rain to pass through, ensuring your plants receive the necessary resources for healthy growth while being protected.

The netting is made from UV-stabilised polyethylene and is rot-proof and weather-resistant, making it a durable solution designed for use over multiple growing seasons.

Yes, the netting is lightweight and flexible, allowing you to cut it to the exact size required for your specific garden area without the material fraying.

After cleaning and ensuring it is completely dry, simply fold the netting neatly and store it in a dry, cool place away from direct sunlight to maintain its quality for future use.

Ensure the edges are securely anchored using enough pegs, ground staples, or heavy garden weights. Consider reinforcing corners or anchoring points.

Verify that the netting is completely sealed around the base of the plants or the edge of the bed. Tuck the edges firmly into the soil or use continuous weights.

Check for excessive condensation or if the soil remains overly dry. Ensure the mesh size is appropriate; this netting is designed for good permeability. Clean any debris that might be blocking the mesh.

Handle the netting with care, especially when placing or removing it. Use sharp tools for cutting and avoid dragging it over rough surfaces. Minor tears can sometimes be managed by overlapping and securing the damaged area.