Diy garden animal barrier

Protect your garden and yard with this handy, step-by-step guide Wild deer can cause a problem for gardeners by destroying plants and trees. And since deer tend to browse for food overnight, this can be difficult to prevent. Although you...

Critters are attracted to the dark, secluded areas under your deck, porches, and sheds. Learn how to keep them out.

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The reason why they started digging in the first place, their size, strength and breed, and also developmental stage all play a part. The best methods to prevent fence digging usually involve some training, additional exercise, or outlets for the behavior like a dig box. But you can also use physical or scent barriers to try and discourage them.

Old tree branches and twigs provide essential habitat in your garden and return organic matter as they decay. This tree branch crib provides a tidy way to store them as they serve local wildlife.

While making your fence tall enough may seem an obvious tip, the exact height you need to keep certain critters out varies. The main reason you need a tall garden fence for most of the US is because of deer. Here is my experience with keeping deer out-

When talking with a new client, landscaping for privacy is at the top of most people’s wish list. When it comes to gardens, people want their privacy!

A fence is a functional and decorative structure that protect properties from intruders, provide privacy, separate different areas and add beautiful accents to yard landscaping ideas

Florassippi Girl: 7 Easy Ways to Keep Deer (and Other Animals) Out of Your Garden - Without a Fence or Harsh Chemicals

It's easy to install a fence on a raised garden bed to keep out bunnies. Posts can be attached directly to the garden bed sides and extend up to keep small animals out!