Can you cut this net and is it good for plants to keep the leaves off?
878186
Yes and yes. I cut it for my grapes and it is a good mesh to keep out any size leaf.
878187
Yes, you can cut the netting and customize the size for your needs. It is like fabric but you don't have to worry about fraying. Not sure what you mean about keeping leaves off. I use it to keep the birds out of the strawberry and leafy greens bed.
1090715
Yes it will get leaves but may get clogged with a large amount. I noticed mine worked well until the little red button that sets the suction broke off - that was not covered by warranty. Just a heads up.
1254367
I wouldn't cut them. The spikes keep the birds from nesting. Otherwise, there is no deterent if cut.
1539863
No problem with the leaves. Grass clippings can be used to keep weeds down, but they also contain seeds. I usually combine them into a mulch pile and let the rot together, then use them later as mulch.
611251
It is a sharp bladed clipper, like a handheld one, but the handle to cut is on the bottom of the pole, so you can cut plants out of your normal range of reach. It does cut and grab/hold, so I imagine it would be real good for the pond lilies - cut them and bring them back to the shore.
1097933
I thing the answer is no. It uses the water pressure from the garden hose attached to is to force leaves and debris upward to be captured in the net bag attached to the center ring. Algae, dirt and the like would most likely be smaller than the mess in the net. It would get it off the bottom but since it does not do a "vacuum" function this stuff would just settle back to the bottom.
291248
I guess you could cut it out, but it is attached to the netting and would severely decrease the stability.. Also, I don't know that the netting would be something that would hold up to a puppy.
1214879
No, I don't think it would work well for that. I used it on pinecones and small branches and it worked well. I use my lawnmower with bag (Greenworks as well) to collect and mulch leaves.
1525664
The leaves will need to be kept else where. Also, when you remove the leaves you can see the hardware under the table where the leaves attach.
377790
yes, I used it to catch mulberries from my trees so they would not hit the ground. No mulberries fell through the net.
182871
I'm not sure. I would suggest you contact the company directly. I only used it to support my cucumber plants that were growing upright on the netting.
62809
Probably like fish net. I used it all season long as a trellis for my cucumbers and tomatoes and it worked great!!! I would definitely buy it again. It was so well worth it.
2096710
There are grommets on the bottom. I suggest that it is not suitable material to cut. Retailers with outdoor areas use material like this on cyclone fencing and they do not cut it. You can wrap it and adapt it anywhere on a cyclone fence. Hopefully I have helped.
1494827
No! I have tried it, but after a short time it blocks. Please only use dry branches. Don't put pressure on the branches, just fill gently! I worked with it for several days and only had to change the blades ones.
576808
I use my net to cover my blackberry bushes, it has small holes but I don't know if it would keep mosquitoes out.
415326
That's exactly what I bought it for, and I cut it into several pieces as my trees are small. However you will need supports to hold it away from the branches, as it weighs them down a bit since it is densely woven and therefore heavy for tender branches to support.
504537
I am not sure. I bought the netting to keep cicadas off my fruit trees, which it would have done if they appeared in our area (which they ultimately didn't this spring). Wasps are smaller than cicadas so might be able to get through the holes, but the holes are pretty small, so maybe this would keep them off. I just picked our sour cherries and they were remarkably insect free, and the cherries were very ripe, so maybe the netting kept them out. Sorry not to have a more definitive answer for you.