Garden deer fence ideas

Protect your garden from deer, build a modern deer fence using galvanized hog panels and pressure treated lumber for durability and beauty.

Check out how we planned, designed, and built our own deer-proof fencing. Designs, materials, cost, and more! | Thermaland Oaks

Fishing doesn't keep out deer! This is the next cheapest option, the 3D Deer Fence is cheap garden fencing that keeps deer out. (Cheap Deer Fencing)

You need a monster-size fence to shelter your garden from deer, but it doesn’t have to look like a monstrosity

A simple and inexpensive fence idea

A graceful, tall fence keeps deer out of this edible garden in the country

Lawn and garden pest control is crucial. Learn how to keep deer from eating plants out of your yard to save your flowers and veggies.

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This post covers the pros and cons of various deer fencing options. Plus advice for DIY fencing.

Deer fence to keep out the hungry beasts.

One of the projects that kept me busy this spring was getting a deer fence installed around the garden. Last year I lost most of my produce to the deer, so a fence was a priority for this year. The fence is 61 ft x 76 ft, which gives me a 5 ft perimeter inside the garden. The corner posts are wood: 4"x4" and 8 ft tall. We set the corner posts in cement. (I suggest you really pay attention and respect the time the cement says it takes to set. We didn't and the posts definitely moved with the…

Learn how to build a DIY deer fence to protect your vegetable garden using semi-easy-to-install welded wire fencing.

Deer are no stranger to our year. This year we installed a very simple, easy, DIY wooden fence. This black wood deer fence protects our blackberry garden from grazing deer. It was so easy to build using 4x4 posts and cheap fence boards. Try this easy and cheap DIY deer fence to protect your vegetable garden.

Every list of deer resistant plants is fundamentally flawed (well-intentioned, but flawed), and that’s because they cannot definitively state whether the deer in your yard will eat your plants.

One of the projects that kept me busy this spring was getting a deer fence installed around the garden. Last year I lost most of my produce to the deer, so a fence was a priority for this year. The fence is 61 ft x 76 ft, which gives me a 5 ft perimeter inside the garden. The corner posts are wood: 4"x4" and 8 ft tall. We set the corner posts in cement. (I suggest you really pay attention and respect the time the cement says it takes to set. We didn't and the posts definitely moved with the…

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