Butterfly Netting Green or Black
Butterfly Netting Green or Black - Green / 2m (6ft 6in) / 1m (Buy per metre) is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
This soft butterfly netting will stop cabbage white butterflies and birds ruining your vegetables, especially brassica plants, like cabbage and kale. It is available in green or black.
This soft butterfly netting will stop cabbage white butterflies and birds from ruining your vegetables. Available in green or black, it provides a simple way to protect your plants while allowing light and water to pass through.
What is soft butterfly netting made from?
The butterfly netting is made from strong HDPE and UV stabilised. With the feel of soft fabric to touch and durable enough to last for many years.
Where Can Soft Butterfly Netting Be Used?
Light enough to be placed directly over plants yet strong enough for use with frames, cages, or hoops., this netting is a practical choice for any garden. It also helps keep ponds free from debris and deters Herons.
Can bees get through butterfly netting?
This netting has a mesh size too compact for bees to fit through. As a result, if you are growing crops that need pollinating, remove this netting during flowering.
How small does butterfly netting need to be?
Our soft butterfly netting is 5mm x 7mm which is plenty small enough to stop most butterflies from being able to access your crops.
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Specifications
Specifications
5mm x 7mm black or green braided mesh.
Approx 35g per square metre
NB: This netting does not fray and can be cut using scissors
How To Use
How To Use
Lay the soft butterfly netting over directly over crops to protect them from butterflies you can use pegs and clips to secure. You can also secure the butterfly netting over frames, cages, or hoops if this is needed.
More Information
More Information
This netting has a mesh size too compact for bees to fit through. As a result, if you are growing crops that need pollinating, remove this netting during flowering.