Garden Mesh

Garden mesh is a versatile thing to have around in your garden. It’s loved by small climbing plants like sweet peas and beans as they’re able to work their way up it with ease – using it on your fence or walls can grow into a beautiful feature in your garden when combined with plants in pots & planters.

Garden mesh made from wire netting can also be used to protect vulnerable plants from pests, or create borders and dividers which still let light through – perfect for plants! Plastic garden mesh is another hardwearing material for your garden, and can even be used to protect the lawn underneath your garden furniture or outdoor toys!

FAQs

What does garden mesh do?

Garden mesh has all sorts of uses in your garden, from helping climbing plants, to protecting crops from pests, and much more.

How do you secure a garden mesh?

For added support, consider investing in garden hoops or using PVC pipes as hoops. Simply secure the mesh to the hoops or anchor part of it to the soil.

What vegetables should be netted?

You want to net any vegetable that’s easily preyed on, such as cabbages, broccoli, brussel sprouts, and cauliflower.

How do you secure the mesh to the ground?

It’s quite easy! Just use pegs that would hold the lower layers of the mesh to the ground.

What is the best way to attach mesh to a fence?

For a secure attachment, heavy-duty pins from a staple gun work wonders. If you're fixing the mesh to a concrete fence, screws are your best bet. And if you're dealing with a fabric mesh, a tacky glue will do the trick.