Grower's Edge Soft Mesh Trellis Netting 5 ft x 30 ft, 6 in Squares

Soft Mesh Trellis Netting 5 ft x 30 ft for Rows and Larger Rooms

This Grower's Edge net is woven from soft white nylon with open squares of 6 in on each side. A single sheet runs 5 ft x 30 ft, giving you 150 square feet of support. That length works out to about sixty squares end to end, with ten across the width. It is enough to cover a 4 x 8 tent with three full layers and still have a strip spare. In a vegetable garden, one sheet can line a 30 ft row of cucumbers, pole beans or peas. The wide openings let you reach in to prune, tie and pick without wrestling the mesh. Branches push up through a square and lock into place as they thicken. The strands are soft and non-abrasive, so green stems and leaves are not marked where they lean. Nylon holds its strength under the weight of fruiting vines and flowering tops. It also stands up to the pulling and re-tensioning that comes with a long run. White mesh stays easy to see against foliage, which helps when tucking new growth. The sheet folds down into a small pack for storage between crops.

Running Garden Trellis Netting Along a Row or Bench

For a vertical wall, set sturdy posts at each end of the row and add a middle post every 8 to 10 ft. Tie the top edge to a wire or rail strung between the posts, then pull the net down taut. Stake the bottom edge into the soil or clip it to the bed frame. Guide young vines into the lowest squares by hand. After that the tendrils climb on their own. For a canopy screen in a long tent, cut the sheet to length and tie each corner to a pole. Add zip ties along the sides so the middle does not sag under heavy tops. Tuck shoots under the strands during the first weeks of flower to keep the canopy level. A second layer about a foot higher helps hold colas upright as they gain weight. At the end of the season, cut vines free and pull the net off in sections. Clean nets can be rolled up and stored dry for the next planting.

Key Features

• 5 ft x 30 ft sheet: 150 sq ft for long rows, big tents or several layers.
• 6 in squares: Room to reach through for pruning, tying and picking.
• Soft nylon: Non-abrasive strands that rest gently on stems and foliage.
• Vertical or horizontal: Trellis wall for vines or a canopy screen indoors.
• White mesh: Easy to see against foliage while training.

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