VineLine Durable Plastic Trellis Netting - White - 6-in Squares - 10 ft x 330 ft Roll

Weather-Resistant Plant Support for Long Rows - 330 ft Roll

Vining and flowering plants that lean or sag are harder to tend and harder to harvest. This trellis netting gives them a regular grid to climb, and the open weave keeps plants and fruit within reach. It is made from polyethylene, is weather resistant, and is graded for commercial use.

This 10 ft x 330 ft roll suits growers who trellis long rows or several beds at once, including commercial operations. Home growers with a larger garden can cut the roll to length and share it across plantings.

Key Features & Benefits

• 6-in mesh squares — an open grid that gives plants room to climb and keeps access easy during harvest.
• Polyethylene construction — a durable plastic that holds up to handling and repeated use.
• Weather resistant — suited to outdoor and covered growing areas.
• 10 gsm netting weight — a sturdier mesh for supporting heavier plant growth.
• White colour — makes plants easy to see against the netting.

Who Should Use VineLine Trellis Netting

Commercial growers, market gardeners and serious home growers who trellis vining or flowering plants over long runs will get the most from this roll. Anyone who needs only a small amount may prefer a shorter format.

About VineLine Trellis Netting

VineLine makes plant support netting. This white roll is commercial grade polyethylene, measures 10 ft x 330 ft, has 6-in squares, and has a netting weight of 10 gsm. It is sold as a single roll.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What size is the roll?
A: The roll measures 10 ft x 330 ft. The mesh squares are 6 in.

Q: What is the netting made of?
A: It is made of polyethylene. It is a commercial grade, weather-resistant product.

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

Q: Can I cut the netting to length?
A: Plastic netting of this type can generally be cut with scissors or a knife to fit your rows. Measure your trellis run first so you cut only what you need.

Q: Can I reuse the netting?
A: Plastic netting can generally be cleaned and stored between plantings. Check it for damage before each reuse.