JOINDO 100 Pcs Fruit Protection Netting, 6''9'' Green Cover Mesh With Drawstring for Trees, Flowers and Vegetables

These handy, easy to use bags work perfectly to keep the pesky critters away from my crop. They were a little small for my larger mangoes this year, but saved the majority of my harvest from the rats that have devoured many prime mangoes in the past. Even when the birds managed to knock the fruit to the ground, the rats were mostly thwarted in opening the bags. These bags were even more effective with my Roma tomatoes and deterred virtually all pests. They also helped with spotting the tomatoes that were hidden in the foliage. And they're easily rinsed, dry quickly and are ready to use again next year. Gret super-useful garden equipment!

Awesome!! These are great for protecting fruit from birds. This year I started them on early nectarines and then as nectarine season ended, I moved the bags to the apples and pears. It is easy to slide the bags over the fruit and tie the drawstrings over the branch. Fruit stays on the tree, bird-peck free until it is ready to harvest.

Saved my melons and veggies! It worked the ones without got ate up and messed up they ones bagged were safe and sound and we got to eat them! So happy they made these, Will keep using. Worth the time and money and easy to use. Durable and good size. Worked great no bugs came thru.

Something in my yard, ate all my lychee off my tree. I found these bags on Amazon one evening, and they arrived in just a few days. Very easy to place on the tree by putting the fruit in the bag and pulling the drawstrings tight. It's been raining a lot here and very windy. The bags have not loosened or come off. So far so good. No more missing fruit

Does the job

I bought these bags in the hopes of being able to eat some of our peaches this year. I put the bags over the ends of the branches as soon as the peaches started growing, since bugs seem to get into them almost immediately. After they got a little bigger, I adjusted the bags to just enclose the peach itself. The bags were easy to install, though I had to be sure to wind the ribbon around the cinched opening once before tying a bow or the bow would soon loosen. The bags seemed to do fine in the weather: we had several significant storms while they were on, and they stayed attached. Removing them was a bit of a challenge, since the ribbons did not always want to loosen again, but I'd rather have that problem than have them come off too easily. The big question is: did they help? Honestly, I'm not entirely sure. Maybe? I think we do have more peaches to eat this year than we did in previous years. That said, determined pests found a way. Some of them ate holes through the bags, while some of them pulled the whole bag off the tree and carried it across the yard to remove the peach and enjoy. I guess by making it more challenging to access the fruit, it took pests more time to devour each peach and therefore left a few extras for us?

Provides protection from bugs eating our sweet corn.

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