Netting fruit trees

Netting fruit trees is a horticultural technique that involves covering fruit trees with a specially designed mesh or netting material to protect them from pests and animals. This process creates a physical barrier by draping or securing a net over the entire canopy of the tree, preventing birds, insects, and other animals from accessing the fruit. The netting, usually made from durable, UV-resistant materials, allows sunlight, air, and water to reach the tree while keeping pests out. Widely used in both home gardening and commercial orchards, netting fruit trees effectively reduces fruit damage and loss, maintains the tree's overall health by preventing the spread of diseases, and minimizes the need for chemical pesticides, promoting sustainable agriculture. Proper installation and maintenance of the netting are crucial for ensuring maximum protection and longevity.