Bagging Sleeves

Starlight · December 30, 2016

While at the local hardware store this morning, I found the neatest mesh bag sleeves. They was only 1.49 each. Got me 15 to start with.

They like this

https://www.amazon.com/Trimaco-11313.../dp/B0038RRPI2

same company as what I got. They are a real fine mesh and about 22" across at the top of the sleeve and about 17" across the widest part of the sleeve.

They are a real fine mesh, don't even think a gnat can get through it. What is great about it is you always get those branches that harder than heck to try and cover, or the small bag you put on fall off.

With these you could do a basic slip stich or just gather and tie to the branch or use a wire or something. Fast and easy.

Just thought I would let folks know about them. Trying to get supplies all gathered now.

December 30, 2016	#1
Starlight Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2015 Location: AL Posts: 1,993	Bagging Sleeves While at the local hardware store this morning, I found the neatest mesh bag sleeves. They was only 1.49 each. Got me 15 to start with. They like this https://www.amazon.com/Trimaco-11313.../dp/B0038RRPI2 same company as what I got. They are a real fine mesh and about 22" across at the top of the sleeve and about 17" across the widest part of the sleeve. They are a real fine mesh, don't even think a gnat can get through it. What is great about it is you always get those branches that harder than heck to try and cover, or the small bag you put on fall off. With these you could do a basic slip stich or just gather and tie to the branch or use a wire or something. Fast and easy. Just thought I would let folks know about them. Trying to get supplies all gathered now.