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Hi ...do you know when these will be back in stock.

Question 5

Louise Maguire

Asked 5 years ago 1 answer

Hi , do you know when will these be back in stock ?

Question 6

Clodagh Hearne

Asked 5 years ago 1 answer

Hi, do you know when these will be back in stock again, or have I missed them? Thanks

Question 7

Stephen

Asked 5 years ago 1 answer

Hi do you stock the books separately as replacement for original ones which have split?Thanks.

Question 8

Lucy

Asked 5 years ago 1 answer

What kind of plastic are these root trainers made from? Is it food-safe plastic eg polypropylene?

Question 9

Susie

Asked 5 years ago 1 answer

Hi,is 1.8m the widest your enviromesh gets to? I am looking for 2.8-3m wide as I have 6ft wide raised beds which I am trying to cover with hoops and make a mini tunnel with, I have approx 40 metres in length of raised beds

Question 10

Kevin O Donovan

Asked 10 years ago 1 answer

What is the difference between Micromesh and Enviromesh.

Question 11

Barbara

Asked 9 years ago 1 answer

Can you use this again once used this year ? How durable is it

Question 12

John ward

Asked 8 years ago 1 answer

1. Are the ends of each roll just cut or are they sealed (heat) or stitched to prevent fraying2. Is each roll 1.8m long by the required diameter for the length of netting or are they folded flat?

Question 13

Jim

Asked 7 years ago 1 answer

Hi there,would this fray if I cut it? I'm looking to split the 1.8m in half along the length,thankyou.

Question 14

Chris

Asked 7 years ago 1 answer

Hi ladsWould I still need this to keep out pests when growing my brassica in a raised bed? Would it be any good for covering potatoes during frost?Great website and info.ThanksMalvin

Question 15

Mal

Asked 6 years ago 1 answer

Hi is 1.8m wide enough for rows of 3 brassicas in a 1m wide bed?

Question 16

Joyce Enright

Asked 5 years ago 1 answer

Will this mesh protect crops down to -6° C?

Question 17

Mr Peter Foden

Asked 5 years ago 1 answer

Can this be an alternative to fleece for protecting early crops through mid to late spring? Can you explain the pros and cons? I prefer the appearance and longeveity, so as a bottom line, how much better is it than no fleece do you think? With thanks

Question 18

Liz

Asked 5 years ago 1 answer

Hi,I have a 9 x 12m plot that we recently got cleared. We want to plant veg next year but want to avoid weeds, which have already started! Should we buy weed membrane to cover whole plot? Is the membrane strong enough to use again and again? Or is it mor...

Question 19

Rozz

Asked 10 years ago 1 answer

Thanks, we have a 9 X 12m plot so a lot of it is needed. i really hope it is easy to use before I order. Does it need weighing down with rocks or how does it work? Does it roll up again for the following winter? I do not like spraying either..Maybe, it is...

Question 20

Rozz

Asked 10 years ago 1 answer

Andrew, thanks for all the info. We are going to go with the membrane so we can nourish the soil ready for next year and give us a year to think and plan it properly! We have measured the area and will need the biggest piece, it is about 100 euro, can thi...

Question 21

Rozz

Asked 10 years ago 1 answer

Hi, I'm interested in this product. How environmentally friendly is it please? What material is it made from ? Kind regards

Question 22

Helen

Asked 8 years ago 1 answer

Is this material suitable to line a raised bed and prevent tree roots from pushing up into the (lovely improved) soil of my veg bed. This is a real problem at my allotment which has large trees about 10 meters away.

Question 23

Cathy Reynolds

Asked 6 years ago 1 answer

What is the cost of the different sized rolls please?

Question 24

Ian A Nex

Asked 6 years ago 1 answer