50 Pcs Fruit Protection Bags 6''x8'' Fruit Net Bags with Drawstring Fruit Bags for Fruit, Fruit Protection Bags Vegetable Fruit Net Fruit Cover Mesh Bag for Protecting Fruits(Fruit Green,6 x 8 Inch)

My peaches were well protected!

Kept birds out of the cherry tree. Very tedious to bag up all the branches but worked better than netting the entire tree

I have Marquette grapes and these 6x8 bags are just the right fit. If you have sweet grapes and your clusters are bigger than mine, then you may need a slightly larger bag. Most string pulls worked exceptionally well. There were about 1% that the pull string was not fashioned correct, but easy enough to just replace.

Saved my apples from the hungry squirrel. This mostly stopped them. My new apple tree gave a dozen or so apples this year. After finding one on the ground with critter bites I bought these bags. For the most part, they worked great. One stubborn squirrel plucked an apple and tried to gnaw through the bag, but gave up and left it there. After harvest, I can reuse these bags next year. It's worth the effort!

Firstly the size is much larger then I pictured for the price point! I ordered these after my first tomato of the season had a hole eaten through by some pest, before it had a chance to ripen😞these were much easier to use then messing with the basic netting I normally get! Material seems strong and were easy to tie onto even some of the smallest tomatoes started. I even tied a few onto some of my cucumbers, just to compare!

I had a lot of fruit flies around the house. It was hard for me. I eat a lot of vegetables and fruit and these bags are amazing. They look good. They feel good and they’re great material and they work.

These little bags are handy to put on and will protect from insect and slug damage. Was hoping they would deter birds and squirrels more effectively. Unfortunately, squirrels just chew right through.

I got these to cover clusters of raspberries, blackberries, and other berries and plant leaves the grasshoppers were destroying. For that purpose, they've worked perfectly - the ribbons cinch tight enough that grasshoppers can't seem to get inside, and they can't (or haven't) nibbled through the mesh. I'm not sure if the bags would keep smaller insects off, but possibly. I haven't noticed earwigs getting inside the bags, either. If you care about the color, the green fades pretty quickly in the sun, but that was not an issue for me - I'm just glad they helped save my berries!