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People Throw These Away Once the Bulbs Are Planted: 10 Practical Ways to Reuse Mesh Produce Bags in the Garden

If you’ve ever bought onions, garlic, or even citrus fruits, you’ve likely encountered those flimsy mesh produce bags. Lightweight, airy, and often brightly colored, they do their job for transport but usually end up in the trash once the bulbs or fruits are unpacked. But here’s the thing: these humble mesh bags are far more versatile than most people realize. With a bit of creativity and a touch of green-thumb ingenuity, mesh produce bags can become indispensable tools in your garden.

I have to admit—I was hesitant to try this out at first. After all, how much could a small plastic mesh bag really help in the grand scheme of gardening? But after experimenting with a few ideas, I found myself hooked. Now, I actively save every mesh bag that comes my way because they are lightweight, durable, and surprisingly multifunctional. Here’s my comprehensive guide to 10 practical ways to reuse mesh produce bags in your garden.

1. Protecting Bulbs and Tubers in Storage

One of the simplest ways to reuse mesh produce bags is for storing bulbs and tubers during the off-season. After planting onions, garlic, or potatoes, you might have leftover bulbs that won’t go into the soil immediately. Storing them in mesh bags is perfect because the breathable material prevents moisture buildup, reducing the risk of rot.

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