Because deer can easily jump over the average garden fence, a wire deer fence needs to be at least eight feet tall to protect ...

The strong scent could deter bees from your garden, which isn't ideal for pollination ... The U.S. Department of Agriculture ...

Selfie-hunting tourists have been pictured climbing over walls and vaulting garden fences in a bid to get the perfect picture in a Cotswolds village. Bibury is renowned as one of the prettiest ...

this fence is designed to deter, but not kill slugs and snails. The design is incredibly simple – two bare wires are strung around the raised garden about one centimeter apart. The wires are ...

While they may feast on a plant in one garden, they may ignore the same plant in ... but routine inspections are essential. Deer will only attempt to jump a fence if they are unable to pass through or ...

“The deer would make a beeline for that garden,” said ... They will not jump something that they can’t see, so nothing was hung from the fishing line.” The fence had the desired effect ...

"The applicants wish to erect the proposed fence to secure their garden, both from deer entering over the existing brick wall from the churchyard and to stop their dogs jumping the wall to chase ...

The deer's antlers were tangled up in fence tape wrapped around a tree A deer which firefighters said had an "oh dear moment" when it got tangled up in fencing tape was released by the brigade.

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If you find you can’t have this as you have peeping neighbours looking into your garden, then a privacy fence is what you need. But with the average UK fence installation cost being between £ ...

"Creating a hole in a garden wall or fence will allow your local hedgehogs to pass through from garden to garden safely." You can do this in a rough and ready way by simply cutting a small ...

The Royal Horticultural Society confirmed "a small number of roe deer" had been culled A cull of roe deer as part of a revamp of a 156-acre garden in Salford has been met with "horror and sadness".