Jute Pea & Bean Netting - 1.8M x 2.7M - Heavy-Duty Compostable Trellis for Vining Vegetables

Jute Pea & Bean Netting - 1.8M x 2.7M - Compostable Support Trellis for Vining Vegetables

As you prepare your spring planting, you need a robust, yet eco-friendly way to support your peas and beans without leaving plastic waste in your garden beds. This Jute Pea & Bean Netting offers a heavy-duty, natural trellis solution, ensuring your climbing crops have a stable footing to maximize their yield. Best of all, once the harvest is done, you can simply compost the entire net, aligning perfectly with your sustainable gardening goals.

Best For The environmentally conscious home gardener who requires a sturdy, large-format trellis for vining crops and prefers a fully compostable, end-of-season cleanup.

Key Features

• All-Natural Jute Construction: Made from 100% natural jute fiber, this netting eliminates plastic waste in the garden, allowing you to compost it directly at the end of the growing season.

• Heavy-Duty Knotted Design: Unlike flimsy plastic netting, the durable knotted jute provides superior strength, easily supporting the weight of mature, heavy-bearing pole beans and peas.

• Optimal 120mm Square Mesh: The generous grid size provides ample space for the natural wrapping of pea and bean tendrils while making harvesting the pods easy and accessible.

• Large Retail Pack Coverage: The 1.8M x 2.7M size is ideal for fitting standard vertical frames or covering long rows in the vegetable patch, offering versatile support coverage.

Sizes Available

This item is available in a single retail pack size of 1.8M x 2.7M. No Minimum Order Quantities apply.

Specifications

• Brand: RYSET
  

• Material: 100% Natural Jute Fiber

• Capacity: Heavy Duty (suitable for all common bean and pea varieties)

• Dimensions: 1.8M x 2.7M

• Other specific data: Mesh Size: 120mm x 120mm knotted grid

Ideal For (Uses)

• Creating vertical growing walls for pole beans and peas in the vegetable patch.

• Trellising heavy squash and small melons when supported by a strong frame.

• Supporting lightweight climbing fruits, such as raspberries or blackberries, when espalier training.

• Providing temporary support for taller flowers like sweet peas and cosmos.