Tenax Hortonova Plant Trellis Net | 48in x 328ft - White

Polypropylene Trellis Net for Climbing Crops, 48in x 328ft

A rigid stake-and-string trellis takes real setup time on every crop cycle, and string alone doesn't spread a sprawling canopy's weight evenly the way a grid can. Tenax Hortonova Plant Trellis Net is a strong, versatile polypropylene mesh trellis designed for gentle and efficient plant support, increasing yields by giving climbing vegetables and flowers greater exposure to sunlight and air circulation.

This roll measures 48in x 328ft, sized for growers who need that specific coverage span across a bed or greenhouse run without piecing together multiple shorter rolls.

Key Features & Benefits

• Strong Polypropylene Mesh — provides gentle, efficient plant support.
• Increased Sunlight and Airflow — helps boost yields for climbing crops.
• Vertical or Horizontal Use — fits a variety of growing techniques.
• White Mesh Design — supports flowers and climbing vegetables alike.

Who Should Use Tenax Hortonova Plant Trellis Net

This net suits growers of climbing vegetables and flowers who want a strong, versatile polypropylene mesh trellis that works equally well trained vertically up a support or run horizontally across a bed.

About Tenax

Tenax Corporation designs Hortonova Trellis Net as a strong polypropylene mesh for gentle, efficient plant support, sizing the same grid design across multiple roll widths and lengths to fit different bed and greenhouse layouts.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Hortonova Trellis Net made from?

It's made from strong, versatile polypropylene mesh. That material holds up to repeated seasons of use while staying gentle enough not to damage climbing stems.

How does this net help increase yields?

By providing greater exposure to sunlight and air circulation across a trained canopy. Spreading the canopy through a grid rather than letting it bunch up naturally improves both light penetration and airflow, which supports better yields.

What growing techniques does it support?

Both vertical and horizontal growing techniques. Growers can train a canopy up a vertical support or run the net horizontally across a bed, depending on the crop and layout.

What plants is this net suited to?

Climbing vegetables and flowers. Its grid spacing works for a range of crops that benefit from a trained, supported canopy rather than sprawling unsupported.