Butterfly Netting

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Butterfly netting protects brassicas and garden crops from cabbage white butterflies and caterpillars. Ideal for cabbages, kale and broccoli, our butterfly nets allow light, air and rain through. Lay brassica netting directly over crops or use with hoops and cages, securing edges firmly to prevent butterflies from entering.
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How to Use Butterfly Netting
Butterfly netting is an effective way to protect your vegetables from cabbage white butterflies and other garden pests. It is easy to install and can be used directly over crops or supported by garden hoops, frames and cages.

For the best protection, install your butterfly nets as soon as your crops are planted, making sure the plants are free from pests before covering. If laying the butterfly netting directly over your vegetables, leave enough slack to allow the plants to grow naturally. Secure the edges firmly with pegs or weights, ensuring there are no gaps where butterflies can enter and lay their eggs.

Butterfly Netting for Brassicas and Garden Crops
Butterfly netting for gardens is good for protecting brassicas such as cabbages, kale, broccoli, cauliflower and Brussels sprouts. These crops are more vulnerable to cabbage white butterflies, which lay eggs on the leaves that hatch into hungry caterpillars.


Allows Light, Air and Rain Through
Butterfly netting helps protect your crops while allowing essential sunlight, air and rainwater to reach your plants. The lightweight mesh provides a protective barrier without preventing healthy plant growth.

This makes butterfly nets a practical solution for protecting vegetables throughout the growing season.

Use Butterfly Netting Over Hoops and Cages
Butterfly netting can be draped over garden hoops, crop protection frames or cages to create a protective growing space for your vegetables. Using hoops or cages keeps the netting raised above your crops, giving plants plenty of room to grow while helping prevent butterflies from reaching the leaves.

Make sure the butterfly netting is securely fastened around the edges and that there are no gaps where cabbage white butterflies can get inside.