Re: Strong netting

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• To: "Dore Tyler" <s*@lists.umsl.edu>
• Subject: Re: Strong netting
• From: "* C* <b*@wkpowerlink.com>
• Date: 27 May 98 08:37:18 -0700
• In-Reply-To: <000201bd843f$3486d6a0$bd4afdd0@doretyle>

Dore <dee_tee@email.msn.com> wrote:

> Bill asked about strong netting for trellisi.
> I was able to pick up a box of "well used" fishing net, probably an old gill
> net, for practically nothing at a garage sale.

> This stuff is strong and durable and a couple of $ worth will last me for my
> anticipated (actuarial) lifetime.


> Regards,
> DT (aka Dore Tyler)  dee_tee@msn.com
> Doing his own thing in the privacy of his own garden.

This is what I've done too ... it's great stuff.  If you live near a fishing
port you can often pick up used net for a song (or a bottle of rum!).  I've
mostly used it to fashion a nearly invisible deer fence around my garden.
It's been up for several years now and shows no signs of weakening.  Most of
the net I've got is fairly lightweight but I've also bought much heavier
stuff which would be suitable for a trellis.

Cheers!

--
 Bob Carter  -  bcarter@wkpowerlink.com
 Kootenay Bay, BC, Canada  -  Zone 6b
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