Saves the hassle of fishing in the fall: leaf protection nets prevent leaves and dirt from being blown into the pond. This saves effort and keeps the water quality at a high level. This is because too many leaves that sink to the bottom and rot in the gravel lead to putrefactive gases. The oxygen content in the water drops. At the same time, the many leaves provide an ideal food source for algae. In spring at the latest, the leaves would therefore have to be removed again using landing nets and sludge vacuum cleaners. You can save yourself this effort by securing your pond with a garden net at the start of the leaf removal process.
Protects the pond and its inhabitants: A leaf protection net not only protects the water quality. It also keeps herons, cats and other fish predators away. Last but not least, a garden net can prevent tragic accidents, as small children fall into ponds and pools all the time. Pond nets also prevent cute hedgehogs from drowning. this is because artificial ponds in particular, which have no shallow banks, often make it difficult for hedgehogs and other small animals to get out after a dip in the water.
Keeps birds away: Not only herons, which have an easy time with sluggish goldfish, can be warded off with close-meshed pond nets. Plant protection nets can also be used to protect flower beds or fruit trees from overly intrusive church thieves. Last but not least, you can at least keep city pigeons off your balcony with a bird protection net.
