50 Pcs Fruit Protection Bags, 4x6 Inch Fruit Netting Bags with Drawstring Garden Mesh Reusable Fruit Plant Cover Mesh Bag Fruit Net Vegetable Cover Mesh Bag for Protecting Fruits (4''x 6'', Green)

Love these little bags! They kept the sowbugs out and my strawberries grew to maturity. They are really easy to put on and take off. Plus, you can see through them so you know when without removing their cover. I'm going to order bigger ones for my veggies next year-I harvested cherry tomatoes too!

I like it but I wish it was a little bigger and easier to tie. It seems working well so far in terms of keeping squirrels away.

Great product…appears to be working at controlling the pests (a few windfalls inspected are encouraging).

Easy to use

Completely ineffective.

These 8x12" bags are a good size to protect fruit (apples, peaches) as well as some larger flowers (e.g. dahlias) from larger pests. Bags are a good but breathable thickness, drawstrings close easily, and the green color blends in well on most plants. Just what you'd expect.

The media could not be loaded.  I like using these bags to protect fruit from bugs and birds. I first ran across these last year, when I saw that something was destroying my pomegranate fruit. I bagged as many fruit as I could that was not damaged and later, when I harvested the fruit, the only fruit that was not damaged was the fruit in the bags. More recently I have been using these bags for dragon fruits. After the dragon fruit flower is pollinated, I use a larger bag to cover the flower and fruit, and when the flower dries up, I use these bags to keep the fruit protected until the fruit ripen is completely. If you have fruit and pests that like fruit, these bags are a game changer and a necessity… especially if your goal is organic gardening.

Useful up to now against birds, but raccoons recognize grapes through the netting and pull down the bags from the vines. They also squish some grapes which attracts the ants. I will have to learn how to install an electric fence.