In the vegetable patch for peas, beans and other annual climbing plants, between summer flowers and perennials for vetches, bindweed and co: woven from jute fiber, this climbing net blends in particularly well with natural gardens. A few branches left over from pruning and tied with twine form the perfect natural frame. You can also use the classic "bean poles" as scaffolding to stabilize the climbing net. Outside the vegetable garden, it can also be used as a plantable climbing object. Our tip: clear away at the end of the season and remove all plant debris. You can then store your climbing net in the cellar or garage over the winter and use it again next season.