netting

[jimtheworzel]

http://www.cwberry.com/ProductCat.aspx?TreeNodeId=323f4d15-e1b3-4766-b281-b798fd09a7a3


we use this on our site....... black 1/4 inch net ..2 mtrs wide ..very strong...lasts for years...may sell on line    but not chequed

[jimtheworzel]

[caroline7758]

Interesting!

[jimtheworzel]

ideal for a fruit cage,,,like i said strong and cheap lasts for ages!
jtw

[GRACELAND]

Butterfly proof ??

[jimtheworzel]

1/4" mesh...so dont think so

jtw

[GRACELAND]

Am after netting to keep the cabbage whites off my cabbages  ;)

[Bryan]

I have and do use scaffold debris netting. It has very fine mesh, stops the cabbage whites ;D if done up properly, they can get through the smallest of gaps, it allows watering to be done in situ, and lasts for ages.
I get mine off ebay, about £35 for 50x2mtrs inc. delivery.
Also available in different colours. You can have black, green, blue, red or yellow. Brightens up some plots. 8)
I would use it for fruit cages, currently covering my strawberry baths, or any framework that needed protection from birds etc...
p.s I call them strawberry baths because thats what they are, baths.

[daileg]

http://www.tarpaulins-togo.co.uk/category-69/Debris-Netting.html

This is the cheapest on the net i started a thread about netting some time ago this was the best and cheapest product out there works a treat comes in different colours as well

[Ishard]

I use old net curtains on my brassica. Very cheap if bought from charity shops or from freecycle.

Being nylon based and very close weave they last for years.

[caroline7758]

This looks like a good deal

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Green-Debris-Netting-and-100-free-cable-ties_W0QQitemZ220446928717QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_H_G_Ladders_RL?hash=item3353a92f4d&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14&_trkparms=65%3A12%7C66%3A2%7C39%3A1%7C72%3A1688%7C293%3A1%7C294%3A50

[PurpleHeather]

Have a neighbour who is a skip rat and it is amazing what little freebees he recycles.

Saffold netting and water pipe supports. work a treat He gave me some net with a big rip in it and I 'darned' it with garden twine.