Crop Cage Plant Protection Tent 6.5 x 10 x 6.5 Feet

Purchased these to keep the critters from eating the veggies. Squirrels ate 143 corn, not anymore! The frames are not too sturdy, so hubby duck taped joints. One frame did end up bent. Not sure if it was the wind or critters. He made another frame out of pvc piping and we put the net over it. Nothing is taking that down!

Absolutely terrible! Easy to set up, on the positive. But I put this together less than a week ago and the typical spring winds have already destroyed it - there hasn't even been a rainstorm to blame. Metal and plastic pieces both snapped in the wind, and the stakes bent. Cheaply made, so very frustrated I spent money on this. Caveat emptor.

Bought two cages to cover blueberry bushes. Cages were pretty easy to build given the parts/diagram sheet. All pieces and parts were nicely packed. The poles used in construction are very thin walled tubing - be careful as I imagine they would kink/bend very easily if forced. Once assembled and netting is in place the entire structure is sturdy enough for its purpose. Size is as stated in the item description and green color blends nicely into garden surroundings. Only issue, is that one of the cage’s netting has a few holes in it at the seams as shown in the photos. Update: Seller responded promptly (a day or two) after reading review and refunded a portion of the cost. Great customer service! Bumping up to 4 stars!

We had grasshoppers and squirrels pilfering our tomatoes. I got this crop cage to go over two of my vegetable beds. I put pavers on top of the edges to keep out any intruders. Even had our water system rigged up to go under the canopy. It worked great! Our only issue was that the tomatoes wanted to grow higher than the cage. We wouldn't have had ANY fruit if not for this! The netting was durable, the zippers work great and didn't catch. It was easy to install, only took us about 10 minutes. It was durable enough to make it through the summer, be broken down and put away for winter, and it's going up again this year. Great value for the price, highly recommend.

I purchased two 6 x 10 feet for my blueberry bushes. The first thing I noticed was the metal bars were very thin and could bend easily. Also the connectors were made of plastic. The directions were terrible and only made sense after you built it which we did by looking at photos online. [BTW - there are zero extra parts]. Having said that, once we built the first cage the next was easier and after placing the netting over the frame, they seemed fairly stable. We were able to enter through the zipper doors which worked great. I do wish the holes were a tad larger so that pollinators could enter. The nets were only up for about 4 weeks until we had some wind and rain storms come through. The photo shows what happened to both sets which were secured to the ground. I have taken them apart and surprisingly most of the metal bars are in good shape (a few bent), but numerous plastic connectors have snapped or stretched and bent. I think they can be salvaged it IF I COULD PURCHASE NEW CONNECTORS, but cannot find a way to do so. Hoping Amazon can help us out...

Good for keeping out critters. Blocks sun however if you have too many trees. Needs to be well anchored

I bought a warranty with this because I figured it was likely to break, and it did. They are refunding my money, which is great. Don't bother to buy this unless you have a sunny spot completely protected from wind. Even then you'd need to run some guidelines. In the long run, it's probably smarter to just build something. The supports are extremely flimsy.

1. Plastic connectors are flimsy and had a few bend and break during installation. Had to replace with PVC connectors purchased at a local hardware store. The metal pipes are fine. 2. The "fabric" is beyond flimsy. After a windy night, I came out to find the top of the covering torn to shreds. Now that it was torn, I tested it to see how easily it can tear, and with very little force, the "fabric" easily tears and shreds. I have tried to contact the company and Amazon to see if I can either return the item, or purchase new netting, but that has proven to be impossible. Maybe someone reading this can help