This PullyBuy trellis netting comes on a 350-foot cardboard reel, making it well-suited for gardeners who need a large continuous length of climbing support netting that can be cut to custom sizes for rows, growing tents, or multiple beds. The nylon mesh is odor-free, corrosion-resistant, and chemical-resistant.
At 5 feet wide with 6-inch mesh openings, it works across a range of climbing crops. Unrolling and positioning the netting from the reel requires some patience, as the netting is wound in a gathered and slightly twisted configuration rather than flat like wrapping paper.
Specifications
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Material: Nylon, corrosion and chemical-resistant
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Total Length: 350 ft
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Width: 5 ft
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Mesh Size: 6 x 6 inches
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Reel Dimensions: 6.9 x 9.8 inches cardboard spool
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Cuttable: Yes, to any custom length
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Compatible Uses: Garden rows, growing tents, vertical trellising, horizontal support
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Odor: None reported
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Reusability: Designed for multi-season use
Cutting Custom Trellis Lengths from a Single Bulk Roll for Rows, Tents, and Raised Beds
If you're trellising multiple garden rows, outfitting a growing tent, or working with non-standard bed lengths that pre-cut netting packs don't accommodate well, a 350-foot reel lets you cut exactly what you need for each application without waste or shortage.
The 6-inch mesh openings are wide enough for hands to reach through comfortably during harvest and for most vining crops to weave through naturally as they climb. Attaching the netting to support posts or frame members using cut lengths of the netting itself works as a practical tie method, eliminating the need for separate clips or fasteners.
The remaining roll stores on the cardboard reel between seasons, provided the cut end is secured with a tie so you can locate it easily on the next use.
What to Expect from the PullyBuy Trellis Netting Roll in Real Use
The netting material itself is consistently described by verified buyers as durable, with one buyer noting it holds up so well that cutting and repositioning it periodically is the main inconvenience. It has been used successfully for tomatoes, cucumbers, and other vining crops, with the 6-inch mesh openings noted as easy to reach through during harvest.
The main practical consideration is first-time setup from the reel. The netting is gathered and slightly twisted as it winds around the spool, not laid flat, so finding the starting end and spreading the netting out takes 10 to 20 minutes on initial use.
One verified buyer recommends securing the cardboard end caps together before unrolling to prevent them from separating and tangling the netting. Marking the cut end with a piece of yarn or twist tie before storing the reel makes subsequent uses faster.
When cutting to length, plan for approximately one extra mesh opening per 8 feet to account for material used at joining points between squares.
Real-world performance notes sourced in part from verified Amazon customer purchases.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you cut this netting cleanly from the reel without tangling it?
Spread the netting out on a flat surface before cutting, allowing enough floor space to lay out the full length you need. The netting is wound in a slightly twisted gather rather than flat, so unroll and gently untwist as you go before measuring.
Count mesh openings rather than relying solely on a tape measure, and add one extra opening per 8 feet to account for material used at square joins. Secure the remaining cut end on the reel with a twist tie or yarn before storing so you can find it easily next time.
Is this netting UV-resistant, and will it hold up through a full growing season outdoors?
The listing does not explicitly state a UV resistance rating, and at least one verified buyer flagged UV resistance as a key factor they were waiting to confirm over time. The nylon construction and chemical-resistant properties suggest reasonable outdoor durability, and multiple buyers have used it through full seasons without structural failure.
If UV stability is critical for your application, treating the netting as a multi-season consumable and monitoring it during the first season is a reasonable approach.
Can you reuse this netting after removing it from plants at the end of season?
The netting is durable enough that reuse is practical in many situations, particularly when it has not been cut into short sections. Buyers who cut it into longer continuous lengths for row trellising have found it holds up well enough to store and reinstall.
When vining crops grow heavily into the mesh, removing the netting intact at season end takes more effort and can cause some deformation, but the material itself does not degrade quickly. Having a large bulk roll means even if individual cut sections are not reused, there is ample material remaining for the following season.
