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    hi
    i have been attacted by the dreaded caterpillars
    what i would like to know is what net do you use and where do you get it
    i have tried fish pond netting but it does not seem to be stopping them any ideas would be most welcome
    phil

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    Hi Pip,

    I use Harrod Horticultural, insect mesh. Works a treat, but it ain't cheap!!
    Last edited by peanut; 14-08-2009, 09:51 PM.
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    • #3
      debris netting keeps 90% of them out ... eBay, about 75p a metre

      Voile net curtains are good, but stitch several together if necessary ... about £1 a metre, eBay
      All gardeners know better than other gardeners." -- Chinese Proverb.

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      • #4
        debris netting

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        • #5
          I'm thinking of buying some enviromesh, has anyone tried it?

          Delfland Nurseries Limited Enviromesh

          it's quite expensive so am a bit reluctant to spend out if it;s no good.

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            GRRR ,butterfly defence

            Hi Hampsterqueen,

            I'm using enviromesh - the finest available. As the man sez, it's pricey, but will last years, they say, if you look after it. I bought straight from the manufacturer, somewhere in Scotland, (Kelso?) and they do 2nd. hand.
            There's pleasure sure in being mad that only madmen know - Anon

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            • #7
              thanks, I may treat myself. If you consider how much I have to spend to buy broccoli because of the caterpillars multiplied by how many times it happens. It will be worth it!

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