White Bird Netting – 5mm aperture 4m x 25m

5 mm aperture bird netting protects delicate crops like berries, seedlings, vegetables and fruit. This 25 metre length bird netting is specifically designed for row crops and berry trellises. Use to cover a complete row or cut into lengths. Not only will this netting deter birds, possums and other pests, including cabbage moths and other large pest insects. The perfect size protection for easier installation over row crops.

This netting meets Victorian requirements for household use.

Benefits and features of 5 mm white bird netting 4m x 25m

• Size: Long 4m x 25m length for row crops and berry trellises
• Weight: 30GSM weight
• Apertures: 5mm
• Material: Manufactured from premium quality HDPE
• Strong construction helps to deter possums and birds as well as large fruit pests
• Prevents damage to crop, in particular to delicate plants
• Small aperture (5mm) helps prevent entanglement
• Meets POCTA requirements (Victoria)
• UV stabilised to endure harsh Australian climate
• White netting is more visible to wildlife, providing extra protection
• Resistant to mould, rotting, mildew as well as insects
• Suitable for household and also for commercial use
• Warranty: Comes with a 5 year UV warranty (Terms and Conditions apply)

Use small aperture fruit tree netting to protect:

• Berries
• Grapes
• Kiwi fruit
• Fruit trees
• Vegetables
• Ornamental plants
• Seedlings and nursery plants
• Ponds and pools
• Buildings
• Chicken coops as well as animal enclosures 

How to use bird netting to protect fruit trees

Securing your bird netting to your plants will provide the best protection against wildlife. Securing netting also prevents snags and protects wildlife from entanglement.

This 4 m x 25 m length of netting is designed for securing over row crops and berry trellises. It can be secured to the ground or over even a frame, trellis or support structure. Netting is also effective if you secure it to the trunk of the plant itself.

To do this, drape the netting over the trellis or frame to and secure it in place by using ties or clips.

Similarly, for row crops your should also secure the netting. To do this, fix or anchor the netting to the ground with the use of pegs or heavy lengths of wood. It is important to note that loose netting should never be left on the ground. Excess netting poses a threat to both domestic and also wild animals.