Veggiemesh Light/White Insect Netting For Vegetables - 4.2M (13Ft 9In) / 50M (164Ft)

Veggiemesh

Veggiemesh® garden netting protects your crops from insect pests without chemicals. This lightweight, garden mesh netting is a fine-mesh barrier stops insects from landing on or feeding on plants, while still allowing air, light, and rain through. Used by home gardeners and allotments across the UK. Best for: brassicas, carrots, leeks, onions, peas, salads, seedlings Garden Mesh Netting, Veggiemesh Veggiemesh® can be laid directly over plants or used with garden hoops or garden cages for added structure. Its fine mesh keeps pests out while allowing crops to grow naturally beneath. Veggiemesh® insect netting helps protect against many common garden pests, including: Cabbage root fly Carrot fly Cabbage white butterfly Pea moth Leek moth Cutworm Onion fly Many types of aphids For smaller pests such as flea beetles, leaf miners, or whitefly, we recommend Veggiemesh® Ultrafine, which features a tighter weave for finer, more targeted protection. Key Benefits: Chemical-free barrier protection Lets air, light, and rain through Lightweight and easy to handle Use over beds, hoops, or cages Helps protect against weather stress More Than Pest Protection In addition to pest protection, Veggiemesh helps protect crops from: Mild frosts Wind damage Heavy rain Hail This added layer of protection helps promote healthy plant growth throughout the growing season. Does Veggiemesh® Allow Pollination? Veggiemesh® can remain in place from planting through to harvest. However, fruiting plants that rely on pollinators such as bees may need the mesh temporarily lifted during flowering to allow pollination. If laying the mesh directly over plants, make sure to allow enough slack for growth. Once in place, secure the edges using netting pegs or clips, or bury the sides to prevent gaps that insects could enter through. Top Tips / Common Mistakes Ensure all edges are fully sealed using clips, pegs, or by burying Leave enough slack for plant growth Lift the mesh during flowering on pollinated crops Not sure which netting is right for your garden?See our netting comparison guide or contact us for help choosing the best option for your crops.