Floral Wire Netting, 3.9 x 78.7 Inch Mesh Netting with Plier, Protect Plant & Decorate Flower Arch, DIY Craft

Worked well in my floral arrangements

For those hesitant to work with wire in floral designs this is the product for you!! It is very pliable and a little goes a long way. Using this in my container designs has completely changed my work. This kit includes very nice wire snips, zip ties, and gloves. Overall excellent value!

Good quality and great for flower arrangements in water.

The chicken wire is coated thickly with smooth flexible plastic in a really nice, natural shade of green. It comes rolled up, with a bonus pair of nippers and some zip ties, too. The wire seems nice and heavy, but is still easy to form and manipulate. No corrosion, and super malleable. I can think of about a million crafting uses, but that's not why I ordered it. I got it for my plants.I should explain I'm not a plant person. I have by far the blackest thumbs in my whole family. That said, I have actually managed to keep some little vines from my yard alive in pots. Indoors. So far, they seem to be impossible to kill, even for me. They stay alive month after month, and just grow and grow. Which is truly amazing, and makes me happy.But they're vines, after all, and were getting a little sprangly. I stuck some wooden shish-kabob skewers into the sides of their pots for support, but they obviously needed something better than that. At the time, I'd never seen, or even heard of plastic coated chicken wire. (Not being a plant person, and all.)As soon as I saw it, though, I was just sure it was exactly the thing for my poor little sprangly vines. And yes, it turns out coated chicken wire is exactly what I needed. I made a sort of a little arbor, arching between the two pots. I'm hoping the vines will grow together across the arch. (I even got them a gro-light for the holidays . . . crossing my fingers they don't die.)All things considered I'm really pleased with this solution to my sprangling vine problem. I'm looking forward to having a tiny leafy arbor, right in my house. (And this chicken wire has so many crafting possibilities, I'm know I'll be ordering more.) Good product.

I got this to try to deter my cat from eating the plants.Did exactly what I hoped. Really easy to cut and install in the pots.The wire cutter included was excellent quality and a great perk.

Wire is not as soft and pliable as I expected but worked great. Loved the additional items (wire cutters were especially helpful and worked great!) The green color is well hidden when using for arrangements or other small projects. Roll size was small but worked well. Not too big to become cumbersome when cutting. Wire is fairly thick but easy to shape as needed. For the product and accessories, the price is reasonable.

If you like to make impromptu flower or grass arrangements, take a look at this kit! Basically it's a roll of green plastic coated wire and a set of clippers. The wire is thin enough that's it's easy to shape and bend but strong enough not to deform when multiple stems and flowers are slid into the holes.The idea is to use this instead of foam or some other media to support the flowers. There's a number of advantages in using this floral kit. Here's six of them!1.) One is that it's easy to trim, mold and fit it into a jar or pot.2.) Two is that it can be reused and the wire coating prevents the wire from rusting and degrading.3.) Three is that it provides a firm support for larger stems that a small block of foam cannot provide and there's lots of room for water to be added to the container.4.) Four is that it can fit quickly into lots of different shaped containers whereas foam blocks are limited to the size of the container opening.5.) Five is that it can be reused and reshaped again and again.6.) Six is that it comes complete with a nice-quality set of clippersBottom Line: Handy roll of coated wire and well-made wire clippers. The wire is 4" high and 78 inches long, plenty enough for many arrangements.

This wire mesh is a straightforward product, with a nice subtle color that blends in well with the greens/browns around plants, in my case for use on the soil in a potted plant. Squirrels kept digging into the soil so I got this mesh to protect the plant from the digging. The spaces in the mesh do seem a bit large but as long as it will stop the squirrels that is actually a good thing for this application to have space for soil and water to go through. The color of the mesh blended in fairly well, but I covered it with a thin layer of soil to help hold it in place and hide the appearance of it. So far it looks like it has done the job, as after a few days there are small impressions in the top of the soil where it looks a squirrel tried to dig into the soil but stopped once it hit the mesh.The mesh itself is easy to cut with the included wire cutters which were a nice addition to the product. The wiring is covered with a paint/coating to protect the wire and your hands, but any cut ends will be sharp from exposed wire ends.