The technical term for this type of net is Raschel which is a type of warp knitting in which parallel monofilaments are looped together in a zigzig pattern along the length of the net.

Most of our netting is made from high density polyethylene monofilament which is black and contains ultra-violet stabilisation additives to a level of 2% which gives a protection of 400kLy. Although you can never completely eradicate the threat of frost damage to the plants in your garden, you can at least use these helpful tips as a guide to pr. The hard-wearing and high quality riddle is ideal for refining soil by filtering out large clumps, stones, weeds, and other debris which reduce the quality of the soil and prevent seeds from growing at their best.Soil sieves can also be used to remove stones or weeds from garden soil and are usually made of metal and come in a range of sizes, ranging from manual designs to rotary soil sieves, design to sift large amounts of soil and powered by electricity. This garden sieve, also known as a riddle, is designed for sifting stones and debris from your garden soil. I strongly understand child development and know how to create activities to help children learn and grow.

To use, simply rock the filled riddle from up and down, allowing the soil to roll over the mesh base, rather than strenuously shaking it. Postcodes within Scottish Highlands, Industrial Scotland, Grampians and offshore UK locations will be calculated at checkout.Please note: If you have previously created an account and your username is more than one word you may need to add a . The net is complete when the spools run out or for longer nets new spools are added and the twine joined. You might also like our collection of gardening jokes and puns, animal riddles, bee jokes, and bee puns. I have used it for home made compost and soil so far and find it has a good shaped rim for holding and the mesh does not clog up. When you imagine a potting shed or potting bench you will probably also imagine handmade traditional wooden sieves and riddles as used by gardeners in days gone by.