Tenax 328 ft. x 36 in. Hortonova Trellis Netting, 5.9 in. x 5.9 in. Mesh

Your asking how I like something I bought in winter for next spring. Its still in the box.

I've been using tenax hortonova trellis for several years. This stuff is great. If you have a garden with tomatoes, beans, peas, cucumbers, flowers, or squash then this is the stuff. I like it better than cattle panels because of the cost and it doesn't get hot and burn plants like cattle panels will. For flowers I lay it horizontal to protect them from wind. Everything else I go vertical on t-post with zip ties. For heavy vegetables like tomatoes and cucumbers you'll need to run a top rope through the top portion and pull it tight and tie off to your post. When stuff is growing just go out once or twice a week and see if there's anything you need to tie off to the trellis. Beans, peas, and cucumbers will grab and run up it so no need to tie. For tomatoes I'll tie the main stem to it once a week as they grow. With the thunderstorms we get during the spring and summer we get 70mph wind. This stuff will keep your plants from breaking and laying in the wet soil so it helps to prevent all sorts of bad things.