Insect Meshes
Insect Mesh
Insect netting is a lifesaver for gardeners and farmers seeking to protect their crops from pests such as carrot fly, cabbage root fly, and onion fly. It acts as a barrier to prevent eggs from being laid on your vegetables by these pests or simply keeps air and light flowing through your plants.
• UV-Stabilised and Ready for Anything
Our mesh is crafted to withstand sunlight and last for years.
• Super-Fine Mesh
Blocks even the teeniest pests - including thrips, flea beetles, and leaf miners.
• Durable but Lightweight
Robust enough to withstand a soaking rain and some frost, but light enough to handle with ease and install with no trouble.
• Sold In Various Lengths
Getting the Most Out of Insect Mesh
1. Protect Your Crops
Keep veggies like cabbage, carrots, and onions safe from pests like cabbage white butterflies, carrot root flies, and onion flies. This results in higher crop quality and a reduced need for pesticides.
2. Make Your Garden a Happy Place
Our mesh is ideal for raised beds, greenhouses, and garden enclosures - it keeps bugs out and lets the sun in. Perfect for breezy days and sunny afternoons.
3. Weather-Proof Your Garden
In addition to keeping pests out, insect netting also protects against heavy rain, wind, and some frost, resulting in significantly less damage to your crops.
4. Super-Versatile for Any Garden
From mini-garden beds to massive fields, our mesh is designed to fit any space- and can even be laid directly on top of your plants or used with frames for added support.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Does Insect Netting Really Work?
Absolutely - our mesh is a highly effective barrier against pests like whitefly, pea moth, and leaf miners. And it does it all without the use of any chemical pesticides.
2. Mesh vs Netting - What's the Diff?
Mesh refers to the size and pattern of the holes, whereas netting refers to the general material used to create them. Fine mesh is ideal for blocking teeny pests, while standard mesh takes care of the bigger ones.
3. Does it Keep Slugs Out?
Yes, insect mesh can keep slugs away if it is a fine enough mesh and is installed correctly as a physical barrier.
4. What's the Best Mesh for the Job?
The best mesh totally depends on the pest you're dealing with. For teeny pests like thrips and flea beetles, Anti-Thrip ultra-fine mesh is the way to go. For larger pests, such as cabbage white butterflies, Insect Screen is an effective solution.
Tailoring Our Mesh to Your Needs
We understand that every garden is unique, so we stock a wide range of mesh sizes, widths, and lengths to suit your specific needs. Whether it's raised beds, greenhouses, or massive fields you're protecting, our insect netting is designed to provide the ultimate in protection.
Come and Get Your Insect Netting Today.
Ready to safeguard your crops and plants? Just head on over to our insect meshes - we've got an impressive range available right now - or give our team a shout for some proper gardening expert advice. Add your chosen product to your shopping basket & we'll get it on its way to you ASAP - giving you a head start on creating that pest-free garden of yours today!
