Diy garden enclosure

Our family's backyard plays host to eight or more deer on any given night. After watching our landscaping act as an all-you-care-to-eat buffet for years, I knew…

We’ve finally finished our Veggie Garden Enclosure for our veggie patch and I’m super excited to share the before and afters & a run down of how we built this ourselves!

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-

If you read our previous blog post on how to build a raised garden bed on a budget, then you might be wondering how we have kept our harvest safe from unwanted visitors. Initially we went with a ch…

I've definitely learned a lot about gardening this past year!! The biggest lesson I've learned is that there are 500 things that can go wrong in a garden. One of my biggest battles is with the birds and squirrels eating all of my yummy treats! My second biggest battle is with the intense Texas sun and my third greatest battle is with the random snowfall we get in Texas. To solve all of these issues, I've invested in a DIY PVC Pipe Garden Cover. The DIY PVC Pipe Garden Cover will be used as a…

This post walks you step by step through the process of building an enclosed walk-in garden with garden beds! Includes building plans & video!

Starting my own garden was a mix of excitement and challenge. I wanted to grow my own vegetables and flowers, but I quickly learned that keeping animals and pests out was going to be my biggest hurdle. I needed a solution that was both strong and wouldn't break the bank. After some research, I decided to build a DIY garden fence. It seemed daunting at first, but I was determined to protect my little green oasis. I experimented with different materials and designs to see what worked best for…

Check out this amazing garden enclosure submitted by a Clover and Thyme reader!

Photographs of the pest-resistant cage I built in my back yard. Before the cage, birds and squirrels ate all of my blackberries, raspberries, blueberries, strawberries, tomatoes, and sweet corn. It worked great except that yields were low due to increasing shade over the years. So I’ve converted it into a chicken run.

You can easily and affordably build a DIY garden fence for your home garden to keep out deer and rabbits from your garden.