BaseGoal 3.5in Mesh Trellis Netting, 5x15ft, 1 Pack | Polyester mesh netting for vine crops & plants; Suitable for garden garden applications

Ok so i was leery about how this would be after reading the reviews. Ive used net trellis before and had issues like some of the reviews mainly the un-rolling issues that a lot of people seem to have had. But ive learned over the tears to take my time with it. I unrolled it layed it out lengthwise measured and cut then stretched out the width. I found this to work well with no issues. So as far as the netting itself it seems to be of good quality and really sturdy. I noticed a few reviews complained about it sagging but its all about the time and effort you put into how u set up ur framework. I always stretch and secure it on all sides top and bottom. As u can see in the pics we done a pvc frame and i used some ground stakes to secure the bottom netting to the ground. Not sure if it will be good for more than one season but for the price i don't mind buying new for next year. I will definitely buy it again.

This works! It can tangle easily, though. I was hoping I could use it lengthwise to wrap around our porch column, but it didn’t quite reach, so I ended up cutting it in half and wrapped the two pieces — one around top and one around bottom. Overall it was so easy to install that I did it by myself! Hole size is perfect for pulling the vines through easily afterwards without breaking them. Just the right amount of thickness (can’t be seen unless you’re up close to it or in the back of the column where I put the Velcro to connect it, but it won’t get seen much anyway back there). Works perfectly for what I needed.

good grid. good tangle resistance.

I grow dwarf snow peas, and have been using light strings for them to climb. It’s a bit tedious to cut and tie all the strings to the trellis every year. I only need about 2-3 ft of height, so I laid this netting out, and cut it half lengthwise, so each piece is about 2 1/2’ high. Drove stake in the end of the row, secured the trellis, and another stake about halfway down the row, and one at the other end. Secured the trellis to all stakes, and done. The peas climbed it, and those that are rebellious could be pushed through the squares and woven into the netting for support. The trellis was not tangled up when I took it from the package. It was easy to handle and lay out. So far it’s working well. I hope to get a couple years out of it. It’s light weight, so I doubt it work for heavier vegetables like Cukes. Might work for pole beans. Could probably use it as a type of fence support to corral herbs or bushy vegetables, might support foliage and peppers or small tomatoes if used as a barrier type fence along a row.

This netting is exactly what we needed to create a trellis for our climbing pea plants. It’s easy to install and is strong enough to hold the plants and allow the vines to climb. It’s a well made and strong netting.

Not sure if it was meant to be disposable but it was. Held my beans fine, but couldn't remove the vines at the end of the season so had to toss.

Great budget buy quick use and setup came in a air sealed bag but it was super easy to unravel just pull it a bit grab what you need and cut it, comes with Velcro to tie it up if needed solid buy 👍 very lightweight ropes on it are super strong definitely won’t tear on its own

Works great to train our vining plants to climb wall and fence. Painted it before intall to match background. Had to secure it in several locations to keep it against wall and fence.