Shintop 100Pcs Fruit Protection Bags, 4x6Inch Green Strawberry Net Cover | Drawstring Mesh Bags, Fine Mesh Blocks Bugs, Breathable Sheer Organza, Gentle on Delicate Stems, Fits Blueberries and Figs

I bought the smaller version of these and wished I had ordered the larger ones since my tomatoes and bell peppers outgrew them quickly and I had to cut them off. They did work great on my peaches unless you have an aggressive raccoon that can chew through them. It helps prevent pecking from birds.

Bought these to protect the blueberries from birds. These hold up very nicely. The size was perfect for the berries and it was easy to use. I liked that the package came with a lot, and they seem very sturdy all at a good price.

We put these bags over our tomatoes as they grow, and it keeps vermin and bugs from eating them. In previous years our tomatoes would be eaten by squirrels and worms. This year not one tomato has been ruined.

They do protect the fruits but the squirrels can open and take them off. So we still have a problem

This is the only thing that saved my strawberries from the birds

These have been purchased with the hope of actually having apples from our three trees. Over the past ten years we've only picked 8 apples, the rest were snatched by our backyard wildlife. These are of a nice quality. The green color makes the bags blend in with the leaves on the tree, so they're definitely not an eyesore to have up until the fruit is ready to pick. We've had them up for two weeks as of this review and they have lost a bit of their color, but the quality has not been affected. So far the apples covered by the bags have been protected from bugs, squirrels, deer and raccoons. They are easy to put over the fruit, just slip over the fruit and pull the drawstring from both sides to seal it up. Would definitely recommend for Apple trees.

I love this little bags. They are adorable and slip over the soon to be berries nicely. The problem is, they do not actually deter the critters determined to dine on the fruit. Every morning, I excitedly check to see if a few of the blackberries are ripe only to find that the ends of the bags have been chewed through and the berries are gone. So, while they do work as pictured in terms of encasing the berries as they ripen, ultimately, they do not deter my garden animal friends from picking them.

Saved my strawberries!