Netting/mesh?

[rustylady]

Don't forget to raise the netting well above your crops Colour me

[Alison]

If it's just protection from birds/butterflies for your brassicas and legumes you're worried about maybe this Wilko Garden Net 3m x 2m at wilko.com or this Wilko Crop and Pond Net 4mx2m at wilko.com would be enough?

Butterflies can get through and lay eggs through surprisingly small holes and if the net is resting on the plant they can squeeze the egg through without having to get themselves through. It's quite amazing really

[ColourMeSurprised]

Don't forget to raise the netting well above your crops Colour me

Butterflies can get through and lay eggs through surprisingly small holes and if the net is resting on the plant they can squeeze the egg through without having to get themselves through. It's quite amazing really

I'll remember, thanks guys! I was thinking of faffing around with canes to try and work something out XD I'll definitely set up some sort of frame.

[Bigmallly]

The 1kea nets are very fine & are definitely worth looking at at least.

[ColourMeSurprised]

The 1kea nets are very fine & are definitely worth looking at at least.

Excellent! Thanks Bigmally!

[Kristen]

I was thinking of faffing around with canes to try and work something out XD I'll definitely set up some sort of frame.

Canes with some sort of ball on the top, or perhaps a small (upturned) plastic bottle, to support the net, is probably a goer

[seasprout]

mesh

Hi, bit late to this thread, but take a look at a site called Gardening Naturally.

They sell all grades of mesh/neting in all sizes.
Gardening Naturally for Fruit and Vegetable Protection