VineLine Durable Plastic Trellis Netting - 4ft x 3300ft - 6 in Squares - Green

Reusable Plant Support for Long Rows - 4ft x 3300ft Roll

Heavy vining plants sag, tangle and get harder to reach as they grow. This trellis netting gives stems an open grid to climb, which keeps growth upright and leaves room for you to work. It is made from polyethylene, graded commercial, and sold as one roll with 6 in squares.

At 3300 ft long, this roll suits commercial growers and large operations that run long trellis lines or many rows. Home gardeners with small plots will likely use only a fraction of it, so consider whether a smaller format fits better.

Key Features & Benefits

• Polyethylene construction — a plastic netting that can be cleaned and stored between seasons.
• 6 in square mesh — an open weave that leaves room to reach plants and handle them.
• 4ft x 3300ft roll — one roll covers long runs without frequent joins.
• Weather resistant — suited to use in outdoor conditions.
• Green colour — blends in with foliage.

Who Should Use VineLine Trellis Netting

Commercial growers, greenhouse operators and large-scale gardeners who need plant support for vining or flowering crops across long rows will get the most from this roll.

About VineLine Trellis Netting

VineLine Durable Plastic Trellis Netting is a green polyethylene plant support netting. It is listed as commercial grade, has 6 in mesh squares and comes in a 4ft x 3300ft roll. It is sold each.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What size are the mesh squares?
A: The squares measure 6 in. This open spacing lets you reach through to the plants during care and harvest.

Q: What is the roll size?
A: The roll is 4ft x 3300ft. It is sold as one roll.

Q: What is it made from?
A: The netting is polyethylene. This plastic can be cleaned and stored between seasons.

Q: Can I use it outdoors?
A: Yes. It is listed as weather resistant, so it suits outdoor trellis use.

Q: Is this too much netting for a small garden?
A: Probably. A 3300 ft roll is meant for large plantings and commercial rows, so small plots may be better served by a shorter format.

Q: What does the density figure mean?
A: Netting density is measured in grams per square meter (gsm), and a higher figure generally means a heavier, thicker mesh. This netting is listed at 10 gsm.