• Supplied 2m widths - Extra Wide 4m version also available (GDN-741)
• Sold by the linear metre or in extra value 10m, 25m and 150m packs
• Please enter total length required into the quantity box below if buying by the metre - or choose an Extra Value Saver Pack
• Netting will be supplied in one piece
• For a one-stop butterfly-free growing area, try our Link-a-Bord Crop Protection Raised Bed Kit

We now offer a joining service; please e-mail our Customer Services Team or telephone 0845 218 5301 for a quote.

EXTRA VALUE NETTING PACK PRICES AND SAVINGS
(savings shown on the equivalent length purchased at the linear metre price)

• 2m x 10m (GNE-017) = £11 - save £2
• 2m x 25m (GNE-018) = £25 - save £7.50
• 2m x 150m (GDN-424) = £140 - save £55

• Each mat measures 25.4cm (10") square
• Mats can easily cut if required
• Central planting slit pre-cut in mats
• Helps to retain moisture and warmth
• Protects strawberries from soil and rain splashes
• Helps to deter slugs
• Suitable also for lettuce plants and newly planted shrubs
• Supplied in a pack of 10

What the experts say...

Stop your strawberries rotting where they come into contact with the soil, and prevent weeds from growing around your strawberry plants with these handy mulch mats. They’ll also help the soil retain moisture, deter slugs from your crops and keep the fruit free from muddy rain splashes. Easy to put into place and re-usabloe. Can also be used to protect lettuces and salad crops.
Keep Weeds Under Control, Buyers’ Guide, ‘Garden News’, 24 March 2009

Synopsis

• Whatever the size of your garden or allotment, you can grow your own vegetables.
• Even if you only have a balcony or a small paved area outside your kitchen, you can grow more than you ever thought possible in pots, containers and raised beds.
• Experienced vegetable grower, John Harrison takes you through the entire vegetable year so that, for all the main vegetables, you'll know exactly when you should sow your seeds, dig your plot and harvest your crops.
• Choose the most appropriate vegetables for your particular soil and select the right position so that they flourish.
• Discover how to make your own compost and organic fertilisers, as well as the best methods of controlling pests.
• Find out how to extend the season by buying or building your own cloches and cold frames.
• Put an end to worries that your shop-bought vegetables contain chemical residues or to concerns about the air miles such vegetables have flown en route to your table!

'Christmas Gift Guide - ECO: A great selection of eco friendly products' - "Vegetable Growing Month by Month Guide by John Harrison" Concept for Living magazine, December 2008