247Garden 5X15FT All-Season Trellis Netting w/ 5in Square Mesh (White, Nylon Gardening Net 75 Sqft)

This is a 75 square foot heavy duty all-weather nylon trellis net with a 60 lb. breaking strength for supporting extremely heavy crop loads. This soft, non-burning All-Season net by 247Garden protects tender vines, foliage and fruits. With a 5 inch mesh, this trellis net is designed to help produce high-yield vegetables such as tomatoes, beans, ,peas, fruit and flowers alike by maximize the plant growth in the vertical direction. In addition, the 247Garden Trellis Netting also helps lifts up plants from the ground and reduces damage from insects, rodents and ground-rot.

Here are some benefits of nylon trellis netting:

• Nylon is a strong and durable material, which makes it well-suited for use as trellis netting.

• Nylon trellis netting is lightweight and easy to handle, making it easy to install and adjust as needed.

• Nylon trellis netting is resistant to moisture and rot, which makes it well-suited for use in outdoor gardens and greenhouses.

• Nylon trellis netting is UV-resistant, which helps to prevent it from breaking down or becoming brittle when exposed to sunlight.

• Nylon trellis netting is easy to clean and maintain, and it can be reused for multiple growing seasons.

• Nylon trellis netting is flexible, which allows it to provide support to plants without causing damage to delicate stems or foliage.

• Nylon trellis netting can be used to create a visual focal point in a garden or landscaping project, as it allows plants to grow vertically and creates a natural canopy.

Features

• 5X15 FT Dimension. Covers 75 SQFT

• Large 5 inch open mesh

• Heavy-Duty Nylon Material for All-Season, All-Weather Gardening

• 60LB Breaking-Strength

• Soft Non-Burning Nylon Material

• Nylon trellis netting can be used to create a visual focal point in a garden or landscaping project, as it allows plants to grow vertically and creates a natural canopy.

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