Bird netting is a mesh barrier laid over fruit trees and bushes. It comes as zippered cover bags that fit a small tree or as flat rolls you drape and secure. The right choice depends on tree size, mesh opening and how often you need to reach the fruit.

The six products below are zippered covers from 8 to 15 feet and two large rolls up to 25 by 25 and 13 by 32 feet. Sizes, mesh and materials come from each listing page, and durability and protection claims are the makers’ own. We have not used these nets ourselves, and we note listing inconsistencies.

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What to Look For

Feature Why it matters
Size Cover must clear the tree, so measure height and spread
Mesh Smaller openings block more insects; larger openings are lighter
Closure Zipper and drawstring covers open for harvest
Material Nylon, HDPE and polypropylene are listed

Specs at a Glance

Net Size Material Format
KYRGEU 15 x 15 ft Fruit Tree Net 15 x 15 ft Nylon, clear Zipper and drawstring cover
VITI 10 x 10 ft Tree Netting 2-Pack 10 x 10 ft x 2 See note Zipper and drawstring covers
Homoda 8 x 8 ft Netting Covers 2-Pack 8 x 8 ft x 2 HDPE, white Zipper and drawstring covers
Homoda 15 x 15 ft Netting Cover 15 x 15 ft HDPE, white Zipper and drawstring cover
OGORI 25 x 25 ft Nylon Bird Netting 25 x 25 ft Nylon, black Roll netting; 3/4 in mesh
Avagiaforu 13 x 32 ft Garden Bird Netting 13 x 32 ft Polypropylene, black Roll netting; 0.8 in mesh

The 6 Best Bird Netting for Fruit Trees

1. KYRGEU 15 x 15 ft Fruit Tree Netting

A single 15 by 15 foot nylon cover with a zipper and drawstring, weighing 1.5 pounds. The maker says the mesh lets sunlight and water through while keeping birds, squirrels and small insects out. The listed dimensions are 181 by 181 inches.

Suits: a large single tree. Strengths: a big cover in a light 1.5 lb package. Weaknesses: one piece only. Skip it if you need two small covers.

View KYRGEU 15 x 15 ft Fruit Tree Net on Amazon

2. VITI 10 x 10 ft Fruit Tree Netting, 2 Pack

Two 10 by 10 foot zippered covers with a drawstring and reinforced grommets, weighing 1.63 kg together. The maker describes reinforced polyethylene with a UV-resistant coating. The material field lists nylon, plastic, polyethylene and polypropylene all at once, so the exact material is unclear.

Suits: two medium trees or bushes. Strengths: a two-pack with grommets. Weaknesses: material listed four ways. Skip it if you need a confirmed single material.

View VITI 10 x 10 ft Tree Netting 2-Pack on Amazon

3. Homoda 8 x 8 ft Netting Covers, 2 Pack

Two 8 by 8 foot HDPE covers with a side zipper and a drawstring around the bottom. The maker describes ultra-fine mesh that passes rain, light and air. The pair weighs 0.99 kg, and the listed size is 96 by 96 inches.

Suits: small trees, shrubs and berry plants. Strengths: the lightest two-pack. Weaknesses: small for tall trees. Skip it if you have a large tree.

View Homoda 8 x 8 ft Netting Covers 2-Pack on Amazon

4. Homoda 15 x 15 ft Netting Cover

A square 15 by 15 foot HDPE cover with a zipper and drawstring, weighing 1.57 kg. The maker suggests a ladder or long poles to place it over larger trees. Bullets did not give a mesh opening size.

Suits: a large tree needing a cover. Strengths: a white HDPE cover with a zipper. Weaknesses: mesh size not stated. Skip it if you want a stated mesh opening.

View Homoda 15 x 15 ft Netting Cover on Amazon

5. OGORI 25 x 25 ft Bird Netting

A flat 25 by 25 foot nylon net with a 3/4 inch mesh, weighing 1.08 kg. The maker says it can also guard against squirrels, rabbits and deer. It notes that stretching one side shortens the other. There is no zipper, so you drape and secure it.

Suits: covering rows or several plants at once. Strengths: a large coverage area. Weaknesses: no zipper for harvest access. Skip it if you want a zip-up cover.

View OGORI 25 x 25 ft Nylon Bird Netting on Amazon

6. Avagiaforu 13 x 32 ft Garden Bird Netting

A 13 by 32 foot polypropylene net with 0.8 inch mesh, listed at 393 by 157 inches. The maker says it can drape or wrap trees, beds and raised gardens, and that the PP resists UV and rot. It says it can be cut to shape and pitches it as a deer barrier. The model number reads FNW-4X10, which may be in meters.

Suits: long rows and raised beds. Strengths: a long cut-to-size roll. Weaknesses: no weight listed. Skip it if you want a zipper cover.

View Avagiaforu 13 x 32 ft Garden Bird Netting on Amazon

Setup Tips

  • Measure tree height and spread before choosing a size.
  • Drape over a frame or poles to keep the net off the fruit.
  • Secure the bottom edge so birds cannot get under it.
  • Store dry and folded after the season.

Mistakes to Avoid

  • Letting netting touch the fruit.
  • Leaving gaps at the bottom.
  • Choosing a cover too small for the tree.
  • Leaving nets out through winter weather.

Bird Netting for Fruit Trees FAQ

Cover or roll?

Covers with zippers are quicker to put on and open for picking. Rolls cover more area but need securing.

Does mesh size matter?

Larger openings are lighter, and smaller openings also keep out insects. Choose by the pests you face.

The Short Version

For one large tree, the KYRGEU or the Homoda 15 ft. For two smaller trees, the VITI or Homoda 8 ft pair. For rows, the OGORI or the Avagiaforu roll.