myGarden Trellis Netting

myGarden Trellis Netting is the perfect solution for your gardening needs. This clear 6-inch netting is designed to support climbing plants like tomatoes, beans, and cucumbers, giving them the stability and structure they need to grow healthy and strong.

myGarden Trellis Netting is a useful tool for gardeners who want to support their plants and improve their overall growth.

Features

• Measures 6.5 feet by 1000 feet in size, providing ample space for plants to grow and climb.
• Comes with 6-inch square grids, perfect for supporting a wide range of plants and vegetables.
• Easy to install and can be cut to any size or shape to fit your garden needs.

Advantages

• Provides support for climbing plants such as tomatoes, cucumbers, beans, and peas, helping them grow healthier and produce more fruits and vegetables.
• Saves space in the garden by allowing plants to grow vertically—especially helpful for those with limited garden space.
• Keeps plants off the ground, reducing the risk of diseases and pests that can harm them.
• Allows air circulation and sunlight penetration, promoting better growth and minimizing the risk of fungal infections.

Directions

1. Decide which plants you want to use the trellis netting for. Common plants that benefit from trellising include tomatoes, cucumbers, peas, and beans.
2. Choose a location that will provide adequate support for your plants. Attach the netting to existing structures such as fences or stakes, or create your own support structure using myGarden Bamboo or myGarden Plastic Coated Stakes.
3. Once your support structure is in place, unroll the myGarden Trellis Netting and drape it over the structure. Make sure the netting is taut and secure.
4. For climbing plants such as beans or peas, gently train the plants to grow up the netting as they mature. For other plants like tomatoes, tie the branches to the netting using garden twine or clips to support the weight of the fruit.
5. Throughout the growing season, monitor your plants to ensure they are growing properly and adjust the netting as needed. If a plant grows too tall for the netting, add additional support or tie the plant to the netting in a different way.
6. At the end of the growing season, carefully remove the netting from your support structure and store it in a cool, dry place for future use.

Uses

• Supporting and training climbing plants like beans, peas, cucumbers, tomatoes, and grapes.
• Creating a vertical garden by attaching the netting to a wall or fence and using it as a support for pots or containers.
• Creating a privacy screen by growing climbing plants on the netting and placing it in strategic locations.
• Maximizing space in a small garden by using vertical area for growing plants.
• Protecting delicate plants from wind damage by providing a support system.
• Harvesting fruits and vegetables more easily by providing support and structure, making plants more accessible.