[Ema]

I'm looking at getting a lot of bird netting for my plot as the pheasants keep eating everything.

I brought some of the wilkos 4x2m for £5 for my peas but I'm not paying that again!

Has anyone brought some online which has turned out to be ok quality? Or mesh cloches?

[surbie100]

I got most of mine from Gardening Narturally http://www.gardening-naturally.com/

Not cheap, but it's really good quality, you can get it in the sizes you want and should last years. My £land netting doesn't compare.

[Beetroot queen]

Don't get posh birds like those around here but we net using free scaffolding mesh, works for the more common birds 

[splash101]

Depending on how much you need but Debris netting / scaffolding mesh works out quite cheap and is really long lasting. If you dont need a full 50m roll, ask at your plot to see if someone else needs some and share a roll.
I use it for shading as well.

You need to shop around for a good price as prices vary considerably online but if you have a local scaffolding company they will you a roll and you should be able to collect.

[Beetroot queen]

Most scaffolding companies skip it under a certain size so if you don't mind skip raiding they will usuallynsay help yourself 

[grinling]

can the landowner deal with the pheasants? you would need to cover the plot sides and above as they normally roost in trees and fly over high fences.

[GrannieAnnie]

I'm looking at getting a lot of bird netting for my plot as the pheasants keep eating everything.

I brought some of the wilkos 4x2m for £5 for my peas but I'm not paying that again!

Has anyone brought some online which has turned out to be ok quality? Or mesh cloches?

Are they £5 now?  They were £3 when I bought them before.  But I treated myself last year to a 50m roll of debris netting, can't get much for nothing round here now.  Brilliant stuff.  Keeps everything off my veg!  And yes, use it for shading in the greenhouse too!

[Ema]

Thanks everyone I will makes some enquiries about debris netting.

£5 is for the black stuff not the green stuff. The green stuff is a nightmare to use on your own