Heavy-Duty Garden Trellis Netting

Garden trellis netting is a wide, open mesh net that you hang between posts or along a fence so climbing plants can grow up it. Growing vertically saves space, keeps fruit off the soil, and makes picking easier.

Key features of the garden trellis netting

• Strong, weather-resistant nylon mesh
• Open squares for tendrils to grab
• Cut to fit any frame or fence
• Reusable season after season

How to use it

1. Set up two or more posts or stakes.
2. Stretch the net between them and tie it tight at the top, middle and bottom.
3. Guide young vines onto the net and they will climb on their own.

Who it’s for

Vegetable gardeners, balcony and raised-bed growers, and anyone growing cucumbers, peas, beans, squash or morning glory.

Specifications

Material	Nylon

Frequently asked questions

Which plants grow on trellis netting?

Cucumbers, peas, pole beans, small melons, squash, morning glory and sweet peas.

Can I reuse it next year?

Yes. Remove old vines in autumn, let the net dry, and roll it up for storage.

How tight should the net be?

Pull it taut so it doesn't sag when the plants get heavy with fruit.