HRX Package 100pcs Mesh Fruit Protection Bags 6x9 in for Gardeners (Green)

I really love these fruit protection bags! We live in an area with lots of birds and chickens, so whenever our fruit starts to ripen, the birds seem to get to it before we do. It was always frustrating to watch perfectly good fruit get pecked at and ruined. I didn’t want to waste it, but I also didn’t feel comfortable eating fruit that had been damaged by birds. These bags have made such a big difference. Once I put the bags over the fruit, I no longer have to worry about the birds and chickens getting to them first. The bags are also surprisingly large and roomy. I even use them on my soursop, which can grow quite large, and the bag fits without any problem. They’re easy to use, and I love that I can protect the fruit while it’s growing and let it ripen naturally on the tree. It saves fruit, reduces waste, and gives me much more peace of mind when it’s time to harvest. Definitely a very useful product for anyone growing fruit at home, especially if you have a lot of birds or other backyard visitors!

Durable, easy to use, very protective; never had so many grapes as I did with these bags.

I love the idea of protecting my vines, I just wish the netting bag was deeper for vines that have multiple fruit on a single branch (a long sleeve would be awesome). It is very easy to put on and for the money is well worth the investment over what would be lost fruit. I always loose so many fruit to bugs before they get ripe but now I plan to Increase my overall yield weight with these simple bags which are definitly worth a kind review. It works perfectly and still allows the sun in while keeping pests out. Cool idea 👍

Really great! I'm putting these bags around tomatoes and I normally have a problem with squirrels and birds. I did not have a problem this year. I also had less of an insect problem. I like that the bags are easy to use and they cinch easy. They also come off easy to be reused. This was a good size for tomatoes. The only drawback was that it was really wet in the springtime and in some cases the bags did not dry out and they kept water against the tomatoes which caused a little bit of an early fungus issue. But that was only for a few weeks and as soon as it got dryer again I didn't have that problem anymore. I also used the bags for Concord grapes and blueberries. The birds never let me have any. This completely blocked Birds from trying to eat all of my fruit. These bags have totally changed the way I think about my garden. For the price I paid it was such a steal.

Birds will Leave it alone

They are so easy to use and my fruit disappeared once they were on. Let’s see the birds and wasps try to get through these. I should get to eat my fruit this year.

Large enough for apples and peaches. Works extremely well. Stopped the birds from getting my peaches. And no we didn’t put them on all the peaches. I don’t mind sharing as long as the birds share also.

I waited to leave a review as I wanted to see how these worked out in the garden. They are amazing. I had a very good year with some very prolific grapes and I was able to harvest about 30 pounds of grapes off of one plant with the help of these bags! The bags worked great to keep the birds and wasps away from the grapes and I didn't lose any fruit. Game changer actually. When watering, they don't hold any water so there is no issue with mold or anything like that (they breathe quite well). Another handy use is for sun drying fruit. These are a thin material and a very fine mesh, and work great to keep the bugs and critters away and they are easily hand washable. I dried figs that I harvested and also some of my later-season grapes into raisins (just put them in the bags and set them flat on a table and hung a few from a hangar). I bought the larger bags and at first I thought they would be too large, but they ended up being perfect size and were able to hold a two pound cluster of grapes easily. The color faded in the sun a bit, but that's really not important. They tie onto plants easily. I also used them on some melons and squash that kept getting eaten by rabbits, it definitely helped.