[Nozebleed]

Does anyone know where i can buy these in dublin? I think i need a few for my cabbage and cauliflower. or maybe i could buy the netting somewhere and build a barrier.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B0046Z94UM/ref=as_li_tf_tl?ie=UTF8&tag=theirishgarde-21&linkCode=as2&camp=1634&creative=6738&creativeASIN=B0046Z94UM

[sirpsycho]

Would you be better off buying the netting separate and errect a small cage around yours using canes (with bottles on the top)? Just suggesting that because I done that last year and it worked out well. No caterpillars. I think the netting on the type you are looking at will still allow the butterflies to lay some eggs on the leaves.

[Nozebleed]

i having trouble finding a suitable roll of netting..any idea where i can find it?

[James Kilkelly]

Loads of netting types here.....

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[tippben]

what are you trying to prevent? For cabbage root fly, try a disc of cardboard, approximately 8" diameter. The fly can't lay its eggs then. For large and small white butterflies (cabbage whites), you will need a barrier. Try making a hoop system over your bed, about 18" high or more, to allow for growth, then cover with fleece. I don't bother with that. I just go out early and squish all the eggs and caterpillars.

[Nozebleed]

im tyring to prevent against butterfly/caterpillars..i have root collars already..maybe i'll leave the netting..it looks messy!! might be a good idea to take the hands on approach seeing as it's my first year with cabbages and such. thanks for the links..