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Architectural Netting for roll up/ drop down sides on HT

11 years ago

Has anyone used this to deter birds and other animals from the ground level flora? Our 30'x72'High Tunnel is at one end of a hayfield. Winter garden plans are mainly greens with two experimental rows of strawberry plugs. The rabbit, turkey and deer populations are high despite the drought.

Has anyone used this material for sliding end wall door barrier as well?

The sample material I got from Plantra would be easy for me to attach a binding tape for the doorway drapes, and for the sidewalls, I figure I would staple thru a lightweight polypropylene tape and attach inside to the toeboards and hipboards.

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oakhill (zone 9A, Calif.)
11 years ago
If you could provide a link to the product you have in mind, perhaps someone could offer some ideas.
randy41_1
11 years ago
i keep birds and deer out of the roll up sides tunnels with plastic 48" poultry netting i got at lowes. i cable tied it to the hip board and stapled it to the baseboard. it was installed while the sides are up.
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