NuVueProducts 30100 Pest Guard Cover

We have a lot of rabbits in our subdivision. Usually they leave most of my plants alone, but this year they started chewing on a special order Hollyhock and were about to finish it off when I tried this. I had built a 2 high landscaping timber barrier around the Hollyhock thinking the rabbits wouldn't climb up it but I was wrong. I then topped the landscaping timbers with this cloche and, put nails in the timbers to hook the loops of the tent to hold it down in the wind. It has worked like a charm. Pretty soon I will have to remove the Cloche, but I think a mature plant will be less appetizing then a small 4 inch potted one. I have the chemical spray deterrent to spray the timbers with as a back up when the tent comes off. Fingers crossed in the future.

A great product easy to install. I took the dog out the other night and sure enough there was a rabbit sitting in my garden totally frustrated at not being able to get to my spring planted miniature roses. Their leaves are coming back nicely and no issues with those pesky rabbits. I read where someone said a rabbit chewed into the netting and was inside of it. I seriously doubt that a rabbit would chew through that netting , more then likely a squirrel or it was not firmly placed down with the included stakes. It is a very well constructed solid rib supported enclosure. I have had these a month and no signs of damage to my plants or chewed through netting.

Item arrived broken(one of the top plastic arches had snapped), but I went ahead and set it up, duct taping that part. We had a crazy storm soon thereafter with high winds that were ripping small trees out by the roots, and this held up fine, protecting my new peony well. It was easy to install with the plastic stakes. I didn't see the instructions to tie the netting to the frame at all points until I'd already staked half of it, so that was a bit challenging, but that's more my fault:) So far so good, I'm interested to see how it holds up to our snow.

I was so excited to plant this year after a long, cold winter and early spring. Being late in the season, the seeds germinated quickly and I was delighted to see my herbal garden going full swing. Then one day, I came home to see it all torn up! It was clear to me that the squirrels had had a field day! GRRRRR!So, I decided to order one of these and they had a great deal with only ONE left, so I grabbed it! I wish I could have bought more!But, I will share something that I did for my smaller pots. I have a bunch of those 'food tents' to cover your food like during family cookouts and picnics, and they worked perfectly!Anyway, here's a picture of this plant cover, covering two pots of okra. No squirrels are bothering it now!

The guard is a deterrent. However, I do believe if a deer is aggressive enough down goes the pest guard and my hostas will be eaten.

This cover does a great job at preventing my cats from eating my indoor potted plants. I live in Florida, where it's too hot to leave herbs outdoors in the hot sun during the summer. Finally, thanks to this cover, I'm able to have my herbs indoors, where it's cooler and shaded, and because my cats aren't able to get to the plants anymore, the plants are thriving! I like that my plants are protected and the netting lets plenty of fresh air and sunlight in while keeping the cats out! This product is durable, and for the quality, I feel it is being sold at a fair price. If I expand my indoor garden, I'll definitely be buying another cover.

We were trying to protect a strawberry plant from a squirrel looking for ripe berries in our garden. Unfortunately, after one day after installation, the squirrel decided to chew through the plastic netting to gain access to the ripe berries growing inside. I'd say this item was pretty useless to us and now with the holes in the netting, is no longer fit for use. Depending on your application, this item may not be suitable at all. Rabbits and squirrels can definitely chew through the plastic netting. I wish they made a more durable version with metal netting, like chicken wire.

Used this to help the landscaping people at my Condominium Complex know that the small four or five inch plants within were - Plants - Planted - and Not weeds to be "mulched away". Very easy to install - these "Pop Tent" up in place - and the stakes are plastic and easy to move as the plants grow inside (easy to "water in" transplanted plants) - and - Attractive - not like my "farm typical" vine supports (which I think are beautiful but others may think look out of place in a garden (wait until they are covered in flowers and butterflies - they will change their minds). I had thought that these would only last a season in our sun and rain - but they still look almost new after weeks. I will have to think about storing in the garage soon - nothing has nibbled on the plants (though they are edibles and we do have rabbits and deer around) - so probably these are a greater success than I am aware (the lack of a problem is not always so clearly noted).

This cover did the trick! We have a big deer problem and after planting a new garden found they were chewing on all the new plants, even “deer resistant” ones. Using the covers the plants are now thriving. We have ordered more

Just went through a big windstorm and the covers held in place with only the spike pegs provided.They look good and we watched a rabbit give up trying to get in to the cover.

One of the tabs fell off while inserting the spike. I also noticed a hole in the mesh. Customer service has been unhelpful. Cheap and looks horrible in my garden. Save your money.

These are great, but not at this price. When I first bought them they were $13/each.The larger ones tend to snap at the top, so I wouldn’t recommend the larger ones.

One was ripped slightly so I would have returned regardless but it also is just such a waste of plastic in today's world... I didn't realize the mesh was a fairly thick plastic.