would it work to cover grapes growing on an arbor?
823079
I think it would if you built a frame around it onto which you could adhere the mesh. I used it for blueberry bushes and it worked for me except the squirrels did find ways in to get the blueberries.
823080
I used it to cover thornless blackberries and it worked just fine. But, it wasn't very easy to remove afterward because the blackberry vines became substantially entangled. It wasn't impossible to remove, but I did need to use care and it took patience and time. Doubtful that grape vines will grow as rapidly as my blackberry vines though.
1116821
I don't know, but did use a large patio cover for lawn furniture it worked.
914262
Ross Deer Netting is great for covering plants, as I have used it on plants up to 4-ft tall. If your Arborvitae trees are relatively tall, draping the netting over the trees should work, but you may want to run and tie twine through the netting around the bottom, being that the netting is rectangular and could either be affected by high winds. But if you don't want to contend with the twine, just try it without to see if it will hold and if not, then resort to the tied twine.
1633525
It may but it is not intended for that. It is meant to kill stumps or freshly cut vines by manually painting the cut.
1582867
No it won't cover according to the product label. The label shows it will cover about an acre per gallon. Hope this helps
1118221
Yes. We used it to cover our fish pond to block a large heron who kept swooping down to prey on our koi and goldfish. No signs of wear in the year that we have been using it.
2058306
I think that would work as long as the plant that your growing is not real heave (I.E. tomatoes).
3190
I'm not sure. You might want to cover the wood, but it could also help protect the wood? Maybe google if you can use the product on wood?
519013
Yes, I only used it for potted plants and it did a great job protecting them. If it is windy outside, you do need to make sure you secure it properly.
417274
This was used to cover a flat screen tv mounted on an outside wall but it is under a patio cover. The cover has worked well for us.
1641042
I very much doubt it. The arbor is made of plastic and is fairly flimsy unless you do a really good job of anchoring it,.
407767
I would think it's possible, but would put landscaping fabric followed by a thin layer of gravel just to inhibit leakage of fine soil from box. Our box is over what was lawn. We put landscaping fabric in bottom mainly to inhibit any weed growth from whatever was under the garden as we didn't get rid of the grass first. In the fall when cleaning out the summer growth we discovered that the roots of our tomatoes etc. did go down through the fabric into the soil below so we are not sure how well the garden plants would do with just the soil in the box. Flowers and/or smaller plants would most likely be OK, but larger plants might not do as well.
1900392
I think it would. I covered a weeded area that had grass and strong weeds. Nothing has grown through it.
2027834
I think they would cover a fairly large tomato plant .I am not sure what they are made out of but they did protect two southern azalea plants through a Maine winter .
1497867
I don't see why not. It would be covered by sunbrella or other material that was for the outdoor area...it is an insert...not to be used by itself.
401931
It'll do the job, but that's like using a flamethrower to light a candle. I had a similar problem recently and used a small hatchet to cut the vines and a good pair of gloves to pull after that.
197840
it should unless you have it raised up off the ground. in that case it would cover a little less. I use mine to create a tent to keep rabbits from eating my bean sprouts. the way I have the tent made the actual coverage is about 3'x20'.