Enviromesh netting has had a huge impact on vegetable gardening. Enviromesh Netting
guarantees gardeners quality vegetables. Return on effort is assured.
Gone are the days of caterpillar infested, dirty, distorted crops which
children dare not eat, for fear of finding a creepy crawly in their dinner.
Enviromesh prevents damage from:
* carrot fly
* aphids
* cabbage root fly
* cabbage white butterfly
* caterpillars
* birds
* rabbits
* deer
* wind
* hail
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The enviromesh netting acts as a barrier:
* The holes in netting are small enough to keep the carrot flies and
other insects out.
* Rain can pass though the netting.
* Enviromesh can be watered through.
enviromesh-on-cabbage
Enviromesh netting is a form of biological pest control.
* No need to spray crops with chemicals as the netting keeps the
pest out.
Enviromesh Netting for the Vegetable Garden can be purchased from LBS
and costs £13.96 for 2.1m x 4.5m of enviromesh.
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Hi Top Veg, The enviromesh seems really good. Just thought I would tell you that when I was a child ( in the 1950’s) I remember finding creepy crawlies in salad veg and sometimes other veg
The food was straight from the garden. It didn’t seem to bother us finding a creepy crawly, and I don’t think we ever ate any. I think we thought of it as interesting to see what actually did live in the garden.
But this enviromesh seems the answer to a lot of problems when it comes to gardening. I may get some – anything that makes gardening easier is good. Trisha
Comment by Trisha — March 6, 2009 @ 5:48 pm
Hi Trish
That is interesting! Glad you enjoyed eating home produced veg as a child – the modern garden aids just make home-grown veg even better & easier to deal with in the kitchen! The best thing about enviromesh is that you do not waste your time feeding pests – your veg get the full benefit of your hard work – with no distractions from pests!
Thanks for your comment
TopVeg
Comment by TopVeg — March 6, 2009 @ 9:28 pm