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Garden Netting and Fleece Crop Cover Clips With Steel Pegs / Qty 20 Reviews

4.8 Rating 16 Reviews
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Anonymous
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Did the product suit your needs? Yes
“Haven't used the pegs yet but the netting seems strong enough”
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Posted 1 month ago
Anonymous
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“No comment”
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Posted 2 months ago
Richard G
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“Very Happy with the netting crop over has helped to combat some greedy pigeons and hopefuly keep the surviving crop pest free.”
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Posted 4 months ago
Anonymous
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“Whilst these clips can be slightly fiddly to apply they are very effective at securing fleece, netting or plastic floating cloche coverings. Much better than pushing pegs threw the material which can then tear threw fleece or plastic in windy conditions.”
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Posted 5 months ago
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“Really pleased with the order of fleece, clips and pegs. Came quickly and does the job I want.”
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Posted 7 months ago
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“Should help to prevent Whitefly damage to a young beech hedge which has suffered over last two years”
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Posted 7 months ago
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“The clips were easy to use and clip, unclip. I bought 20 altogether and that is more than enough to secure the netting from wind damage.”
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Posted 10 months ago
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“The clips work very well. A couple of layers of the ultrafine mesh is the maximum, though. The pins are not so good as they pull out of the cultivated soil too easily. Compacting the soil helps a bit.”
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Posted 1 year ago