Taimevõrgu

Taimevõrgu, which translates to "plant net" in Estonian, refers to a type of garden netting or trellis system used for supporting the growth of climbing plants. These structures are typically made from durable materials such as plastic, nylon, or metal, and are designed to provide a framework for vines, flowers, and vegetables to ascend. The open mesh design of Taimevõrgu allows for good air circulation around the plants, which can help prevent diseases. It also facilitates sunlight penetration to all parts of the plant.

Commonly employed for growing crops like cucumbers, beans, peas, and various flowering vines, Taimevõrgu helps to keep the produce off the ground, reducing spoilage and making harvesting easier. The netting can be installed vertically, horizontally, or at an angle, depending on the specific plant and garden layout. Many types of Taimevõrgu are designed for easy installation and removal, offering flexibility for gardeners. In addition to its practical benefits for plant support and cultivation, Taimevõrgu can also enhance the aesthetic appeal of a garden by creating vertical interest and a more organized appearance. Its use is widespread in both hobbyist and commercial horticulture.