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| Fleece will keep the flies out, but in the summer it can be too warm (in my experience). Use your judgement depending on when the carrots are to be grown - early crops under fleece, late crops under enviromesh. |
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| i find that foxes etc rip through fleece easily, enviromesh is tougher. so your local wildlife will also be a factor ![]() but also your budget, enviromesh is quite expensive but if looked after will last for years.
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| Arn't marigold good to deter Carrot Fly. We didn't suffer with CF this year but my plot neighbousr did. We planted marigolds and quite a few other flowers. Pest wise apart from the odd caterpillar and slug in greenhouse we did ok. |
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| Apparently carrot fly are onl about until the end of September? ![]() I have grown my carrots under enviromesh all season and they are still under it and still growing. ![]() I tried fleece last year but didn't leave enough slack on it for when they grew and the tops pushed up and grew through the fleece!
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