Bird Netting

14cm barbed pegs ideal for securing landscape and other garden fabrics


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Galvanised steel pegs ideal for securing garden nettings and fleece


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Protect fruit and vegetables with this harmless scarer. Deters segulls from roosting on boats and buildings too

Harmless to birds and other wildlife.

It is important to set up Buzzline before damage occurs. It should be stretched tautly, care being taken to avoid twisting.

Stakes should be placed in the ground at intervals about 5 yards (5 metres). Buzzline should be tied to the end stake and then wound 2 or 3 times round each successive stake. The line should then be stretched at 2 to 3 feet (.6 to .9 metres) above the crop. Lines should be repeated at intervals of 20 to 40 feet (6 to 12 metres), varying the angles to ensure that lines run across the direction of the wind.

Among tree crops Buzzline may be set up as 'wig-wams' that is run 4 lines downwards from a tall stake down to pegs in the ground

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