Fencing is the most effective solution to keeping deer out of your garden; unfortunately it is expensive and can be unsightly. Fences should be at least 2m high; increase this to 2.4m high for the ...

Deer can also damage fruit trees by rubbing their antlers against tree trunks, causing vertical scrapes and shredded bark.

A new fence can be built to keep deer that live in a churchyard out of a neighbouring garden. Ros Issott applied for planning permission for a 1.5m-high fence along the boundary of the property on ...

To you, that fence feels like a cozy enclosure. To animals, it's a barrier to survival. Here's how to make sure your fence is ...

Learn how to keep cats out of your yard or garden with these ... Cats can climb wood, so wire mesh fences are usually better than wood ones. Such a fence can also help you fend off deer and other ...

“This success rate is more impressive because these fences are not a physical barrier to deer entry,” Scheer writes in a post on the Garden Professors ... also can be dug out, which is instant ...

In addition, this harsh weather causes plants to quickly dry out ... fences, walls or strategic hedges to protect your plants whilst also providing privacy and security for your house. Garden ...

Have you ever struggled to keep pests out of your vegetable garden? Whether it’s rabbits nibbling on your lettuce or deer trampling your tomatoes, building a fence is one of the most effective ways to ...

If you have a horizontal or close-slat fence, it's still easy to install string lights. Just screw shallow screws into the ...