Garden Netting Center

Birds are a delightful addition to any yard… until they start eating your garden. Is there a way to enjoy both your bird feeder and your fruit trees and berries? Yes. The answer is bird netting.

Plastic bird netting is an inexpensive solution that helps remind your feathered friends which food is for them and which food is off-limits. Bird nets are available in many sizes to accommodate fruit and nut trees, berry bushes, and vegetable gardens. Furthermore, bird netting is durable and will last for years, so it is well worth the investment.

Advantages of Using Bird Netting

Bird control netting is a humane way to keep birds away from crops and trees

• It is nearly invisible from a distance
• It protects against all bird species
• Can be fastened to trees, bushes, etc. using a variety of fasteners
• Will last for 10 years or longer
• Will not rot, mildew, or absorb water
• Can be found in black, green, tan, or other colors to blend in with surroundings
• Resistant to U.V. rays

Bird Netting for Enclosures

Some people experience bird problems entirely unrelated to trees or gardens. If you’re tired of swallows building their nests against your house or pigeons doing their business on your deck while roosting on your eaves, garden netting for birds could be your solution. Using a bit of creativity, bird netting can be used to protect enclosures and save you the work of cleaning up after birds over and over again.

Bird Netting Sizes

Although bird netting can be purchased in an array of sizes, sometimes standard dimensions aren’t quite right. In that case, two pieces of netting can be overlapped, provided you allow at least six inches when doing so. If your problem is a net which is too big, simply trim to the appropriate size.