50 PCS 8X12 inches Fruit Protection Bags, Fruit Bags for Fruit Trees, Green Netting Fruit Cover Bags Drawstring Mesh Fruit Protectors Pest Barrier for Fruit Trees Veggies Garden

Bought these after, oh so not lovely, squirrels ate every peach last year. We have a mini peach tree we transplanted a few years ago. Nothing was working to keep the critters away. After trying wire cages and hard plastic mesh, which they chewed through, we started using these bags. Had to buy the largest size to fit over the leaves so they could soak up the sun. So far they are working great. Haven't lost a single peach. No sign of the bags coming off. Easy to attach and well worth the price.

New baby gardener here: I just started gardening in March and finally have some tomatoes and peppers coming in. I noticed birds and squirrels noticing my garden so I knew I had to do something quick before my fruit and veggies were raided. I purchased these baggies to protect my harvest, and I can vouch that these really work. They deter the animals and I haven’t lost anymore fruit or veggies! Baggies to the rescue!

How do I begin? These little bags were so easy to put on my strawberries. They kept the slugs out. Unfortunately, I also had some other critter, eyeing my strawberries as I found the green bag scattered throughout my yard. The upshot is they will prevent slugs, but they will not prevent what I suspect are raccoons. They’re still really nice pouches.

I really liked these bags! They were about the right size for my needs, and were easy to use. And were priced about right. they were very easy to put over the fruit to protect them.

these worked very well, keep the birds and the bugs off the fruit. and the reusable for next year. I’ll have to buy more because I had more fruit than I thought.

The fruit bag protectors are an excellent value and easy to use and may be reused. They worked nicely on my peach tree. It made it easy to check for ripening fruit and kept the pests away. I world purchase this product again for my avocado tree next year instead of using chicken wire to protect the fruit.

Like these, you can also use as trick or treat candy holder

Bags are a woven synthetic with long, silky drawstrings easily tied. They are roomy enough to hold a cluster of 3 apples. I do not spray so use these to prevent insect damage. I have used paper bags and string but last year did get a few worms, probably because some failed inthe rain and i had trouble tying the string tight.. These bags actually look pretty on our espaliers! They may also allow more light on the fruit. Hope i can update my review in November after harvest.