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2025 Upgraded Zipper Design
Bird Netting with Drawstring Design
Ultra-Fine Mesh
Lightweight & Durable
SR707
July 13, 2025
Bought to stop squirrels and birds from eating our berries. Nice quality and easy to use. Can’t wait until my berries are ripe.
MK
July 8, 2025
I like it for the quality and size. Zippers look decent too.
K. Johnson
June 30, 2025
Good quality zipper, but the sides of the zipper weren’t stitched so I can see the zipper snagging occasionally on stray mesh threads. While the stitching seems secure, I would have preferred double stitching or serging.The pull cord is thicker than others I have seen, and a plastic pull on both cord ends is a nice touch.I haven’t used this yet as my trees are still flowering and being pollinated, but I can see this working pretty well.
Heidi J
June 28, 2025
Great item! So excited to give this to my dad who has a cherished lemon tree! Hope it can help him keep it safe in hurricane weather.
Nicol
May 25, 2025
We’ve had issues with birds getting stuck in our homemade netting. Can’t wait to try these and keep the birds away from our berries.
Lori
January 12, 2025
Comes packaged well but covers our large free trees easily. Definitely recommend. Good quality. Easy to use.
Lesley D
January 4, 2025
I noticed our big beautiful blackberries were starting to get nibbled on once they started ripening, then I noticed one particular pesky, persistent bird, so I figured I’d better get something to throw over the sprawling plant.I was happy that this arrived the day after I ordered it, so I put it on immediately. Since our plant is very odd shaped, sprawling and very thorny, it would have been difficult to encase it and zip it up, as in the product photos, but in any case, this particular plant always seems to still flower continuously for months while at the same time having some very ripe fruits. This causes a bit of a dilemma, because we need to allow for pollinators for the new flowers, while at the same time protecting the fully ripened fruit.I decided to unzip the unit and simply throw the fully spread out cloth lightly over the top of the plant, while leaving some openings at the bottom, where hopefully the pollinators can get in. I’m not very experienced with this method, so I’m not sure if this will actually work, but we’ll see.The cloth is quite a bit heavier and thicker, with finer mesh than I thought it would be, so I had to put some stakes around the plant to help keep it away from the plant as much as possible. We’re probably going to have to do something to secure this a little better, as no doubt it won’t do well in winds the way I have it right now.The price at $23.99 for a 2 pack of this size is fairly decent. I won’t really know how well this works for a while yet, but for now it seems like it should do the job.UPDATE!Just a few short hours after I put this over my plant, I noticed several different types of pollinators (butterflies, wasps, bees, ladybugs) were all at the very top inside of the cloth, all struggling and seemingly in a panic, because they were trapped. Even though they had all easily obviously got in from the loose bottoms, they all gravitated to the top to get out, but couldn’t because it’s all closed up there. I had to remove the cloth to save them, so obviously I need to figure something else out here, because I can’t have precious pollinators dying on me within hours.
Dee S
December 26, 2024
Great zippered covers, just started using them now (May) as it's springtime and our peach trees were visited by bees already, now it's time to cover them up as the peaches are growing. We've had raccoons as well as wasps and several bird species completely devastate our peach trees every year so far, now that I've found this netting I'm keen to see if it will work and deter them enough! I definitely can see that there's no way the birds can get into this. However, the wasps I'm not sure, I haven't seen any around lately. And we've installed electric fencing to deter raccoons, hopefully we'll get some peaches this year! So far this netting is great, it looks a bit weird (covering the trees!) but seems to hold up well (2 thunderstorms/lightning and massive amounts of rain and wind so far). It took us a bit to get it over both trees, trying not to break off any branches but sliding it over and zipping. The zippers seem good and are easy to operate, I'll update if anything goes wrong, so far these are fantastic! Make sure you check the size of your tree, our's are semi-dwarf.
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