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Fruit tree net

Protect your crops from pests, birds, insects or weather hazards with protective netting for fruit trees and vegetable gardens. They allow light to pass through and do not interfere with the growth of fruits and vegetables.

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Fruit Tree Netting: Effective Natural Protection

Fruit tree and crop netting effectively protects fruits and vegetables from major pests and climatic hazards. Without the use of chemicals or pesticides, they offer a sustainable mechanical solution for private gardens, orchards, market gardens and organic or HVE agriculture.

A protective net for fruit trees allows air and light to circulate to promote fruit development while limiting damage caused by birds, insects, small game, or bad weather. It can be used to protect many crops: apple trees, pear trees, cherry trees, grapevines, strawberries, raspberries, as well as garden vegetables and young plants.

Protective nets against birds and insects

Birds can quickly damage a crop, especially on cherry trees, small fruits, and fruit trees. The anti-bird net protects fruits from pigeons, sparrows, starlings, and other birds attracted to ripe harvests. Depending on the crop and the desired level of protection, different mesh sizes are available.

Insect nets protect fruits and vegetables from many pests. With adapted fine meshes, they limit the passage of insects such as the cherry fruit fly (Drosophila suzukii), the olive fly, the seedcorn maggot, the cabbage maggot, or the cabbage moth. They are particularly useful for orchards, greenhouses, vegetable gardens, and market gardens.

Protect your crops from garden and market gardening pests

Fruit trees and vegetable garden crops can also be threatened by small game and certain animals such as wild rabbits, hares, or small rodents. An adapted anti-pest net can protect young plants, seedlings, lettuces, cabbages, and other sensitive crops.

Whether for a few trees in a garden, a family orchard, or a professional farm, protective nets are a practical and reusable solution to preserve harvests without resorting to chemical treatments.

Fruit tree nets adapted for individuals and professionals

Our fruit tree nets meet the needs of amateur gardeners as well as professionals in arboriculture, viticulture, and market gardening. They can protect an isolated fruit tree as well as a complete row of crops or an orchard.

Made of high-density polyethylene (HDPE), the nets are water-resistant, rot-proof, and UV-treated to withstand prolonged outdoor use. Depending on the chosen model, the mesh size, resistance, and dimensions can be adapted to different applications.

Frequently Asked Questions

Your frequently asked questions for safe and effective use

Quel filet choisir pour protéger un arbre fruitier ?

Le choix dépend principalement du nuisible à protéger. Un filet anti-oiseaux est adapté contre les volatiles, tandis qu’un filet anti-insectes avec des mailles fines protège contre de nombreux ravageurs des fruits et légumes.

Les filets de protection sont-ils réutilisables ?

Les filets en PEHD traités anti-UV sont conçus pour résister aux conditions extérieures et peuvent être réutilisés plusieurs saisons avec un stockage adapté.

Quel filet utiliser pour protéger des cultures maraîchères ?

Les filets de protection permettent de préserver les cultures maraîchères contre de nombreux nuisibles comme les oiseaux, les insectes ravageurs et certains petits animaux. Ils sont utilisés pour protéger les semis, les légumes et les jeunes plants, notamment les choux, les salades, les fraisiers ou autres cultures sensibles.

Selon le problème rencontré, on choisira une taille de maille adaptée : très fine, moyenne ou plus grande. Cette protection permet de limiter les dégâts tout en favorisant une culture sans traitement chimique.

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