YQL 100Pcs 4"x6" Fruit Protection Bags,Fruit Netting Bags,Garden Netting Bags with Drawstring for Protecting Fruits and Vegetables

We have a new little peach tree and while I wasn't sure these would be necessary, I knew I wanted to protect any limited number of peaches it might grow in its first season with us. These bags are easy to put on, they blend in with the tree (I understand now why they are green) and they've worked REALLY well at protecting the fruit! Every single peach that's gone unprotected has been eaten by insects, but almost every bagged fruit is perfect. These are absolutely worth it!

These worked great! Easy to put on and easy to take off. They stayed on the whole season and kept the bugs from devouring my grapes! I rinsed them when I was done with them and I will reuse them next season

These bags are perfect for my apple trees. They protected them from bugs and birds very well. I will be ordering them again in a bigger size.

Easy to cover fruit and draw the ribbon to close off the interior. Lets the sun penetrate to ripen the fruit. Just make sure you order the right size as the first ones I ordered were too small to cover tomato clusters.

Works great to protect fruit and veggies from raiders

These are “fruit protection bags” but they are so pretty and such a great size that they can be used for other things as well. For example, I put Irish Spring soap pieces in them and hung them on and around my plants to deter deer. I also used some as a pretty “gift wrap” for small items. And of course, you could always use them for what they are advertised….protecting fruit out on garden plants and trees!

I wouldn’t use these because either a) the fruit will most likely grow too large (I used on apples and Asian pears) so you’ll have to cut the bag off, rendering them unable to be reused, b) they didn’t keep all insects out (namely apple maggot & codling moth), and c) the tie ribbon closure is too slippery just to cinch it tight or even to tie it once, so you’ll have to double knot it, which is hard to undo come harvest time, so even if your fruit doesn’t grow too large (ie plums, figs, etc), you’ll end up cutting them off which again will render them unable to be reused. Just use the nylon sock things, they’re much more effective and easier to use.

Did the job on protecting my figs. (I didn’t put them on ALL the figs, only the ones I didn’t want to share with the birds. ;-). Relatively inexpensive . They could clearly be used for putting in jewelry, etc too.

These organza bags are good quality and a great size. I’m using them from gifts bags of medium sized skin care products they work perfectly. Great value for cost and definitely prettier and more practical than a paper gift bag.

Trop petit pour des pommes ! Excellent pour des grappes de bleuets et/ou vignes

Worked really well for our fundraising event at a Long Term Care Home Sturdy and the white is the best color for these bags as you can see the items inside

I was a bit skeptical buying these because it was shown that this was a frequently returned item but i took a chance and glad i did. Packaged well, bags are intact and work well!

Competitively priced & well worth the money. I used these to collect my milkweed seeds. Worked like a charm!