VineLine Durable Plastic Trellis Netting - White - 10 x 1000 ft Roll - 6 in Squares

Open Plant Support for Large Plantings - 1000 ft Roll

Climbing and flowering plants sag, tangle and break under their own weight when nothing holds them up. VineLine trellis netting gives them a wide, open grid to climb and lean on, so growth stays upright and easy to reach. It is made from polyethylene, a material that resists weather and wear, and it carries a 10 gsm netting weight.

This roll is 10 ft wide and 1000 ft long, which suits commercial growers and large operations covering long rows or many beds. Home gardeners with big plots can use it too, cutting sections to fit.

Key Features & Benefits

• 6 in mesh squares — open spacing leaves room for hands and tools during training and harvest.
• Polyethylene construction — a durable plastic that holds up in use.
• 10 gsm netting weight — a sturdier net for supporting heavy growth.
• Weather resistant — suited to outdoor and protected cultivation.
• White colour — makes the net easy to see while you work.

Who Should Use VineLine Trellis Netting

Commercial growers and large-scale gardeners who need continuous plant support across long runs will get the most from this roll. It works for vining and flowering plants in outdoor, greenhouse and indoor setups.

About VineLine Trellis Netting

VineLine makes plant support netting. This product is a commercial grade white polyethylene trellis net with 6 in squares, sold as one roll measuring 10 ft by 1000 ft.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What size is the roll?
A: The roll is 10 ft wide and 1000 ft long. The mesh squares are 6 in.

Q: What is it made from?
A: The netting is polyethylene, a durable plastic.

Q: What does 10 gsm mean?
A: GSM stands for grams per square meter. It describes the weight of the netting material, and a higher number generally means a heavier net.

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

Q: Is one roll enough for a small garden?
A: One roll covers a very large area. Smaller growers can cut lengths to fit, or look at smaller formats if they only need a little.

Q: How do I install it?
A: Stretch the net between sturdy posts or frames and keep it taut. Secure the edges so plants can climb through the squares as they grow.