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I didn't think this was work but it was very easy to install and this is the first time I have no problems with birds at all in years, I wish I bought this earlier and I'm surprised how good it works. If you are unsure if you should get this or not and have bird problems buy it now you will not regret it! Be careful good birds might get stuck in it so it's good to check occasionally but this does an AMAZING job.

Yes I recommend this product to protect fruit trees.

good protection.. I'd prefer black instead of a bright green

hard to unravel and does not stay in place well.

We have issues every year with our cherry tree. The birds end up reaping most of our harvest. We thought we’d tried everything and then I found this mesh covering on Amazon. We bought one and were able to salvage part of our cherry tree. However, one was not enough for our large tree. I purchased 2 more and am confidant that next year our cherries will be eaten by us, not our feathered friends.

I used this product to prevent birds from entering the garden and destroying my tomatoes. The mesh was difficult to use. Even after stretching it out, it constantly pulled back to the center. I saw no instructions about successfully preparing it to become an easily installed canopy over the plants. I had to cut the mesh to fit the area for use; that was not a problem. I used twist ties to join the two pieces as a center seam; however, the clever birds managed to pry the seam apart and help themselves to more tomatoes. My husband and I are now spending additional dollars for purchase of bird feeder supplies (unfriendly to squirrels}. Hopefully, the birds will enjoy a snack/meal at the feeder, and the tomatoes will go from garden to table without being attacked. I discourage purchase of this item, and I gave it at least one star because of Amazon's most satisfactory delivery system.

I need to post pictures (and I will soon), but I have a 'Homing Pigeon' that took root to my porch a couple months ago taking advantage of the feed I put out for other neighborhood birds (doves, finches, blue jays, sparrows... and anyone else that happens to show up). When 'he' (the pigeon) showed up, he was NOT very healthy, yet has fully recovered from that and has firmly staked his claim here. The issue is, a neighborhood cat has figured out that my feeding spot brings in prey and uses my hedges to hide in!! The cat's launching point has been my hedges and he missed the pigeon by maybe an inch the other day, so I needed to figure out something to stop that!!... thereby "The Netting"!!!... And it has worked "perfectly" by being able to block the bottom of the hedges!! The light green is a bit stand-out'ish, but it's better than orange!! A darker green option would be nice... Edit add on: forgot to post pics, but I think the video says it all!!!!!!!!!!!

I use it to keep my son’s basketball from going into the bushes and it works great. Get stakes for the bottom, the bush branches hold the top of our net in place. The black netting is almost invisible unless you’re standing very close to it. It’s been up several months, no tears or any other issues. Sure beats fishing through the bushes for his ball.

Very expensive yet very bad and I'm useful

I ordered two of these open and tried one and returned one because it doesn’t protect my trees. It’s not strong and deer reap it as if it was paper. Very difficult to use

Ultimate net quality❤️

the product details on the Amazon are misleading. The product in actual is a long net. It does not even open for 13 ft in width.