Dixie Chicks

[hennible]

It really is crap. Nothing like homegrown veggies!!

Amen! Love my homegrown... foods...

 

[hennible]

Ok, gotta admit this made me giggle a little

 

[Amberjem]

I have some of this fencing left over from keeping the deer out of my garden...just not sure if it will work to beable to get n the flower bed to do work........with my physical disabilities it's already a challenge...I'm just to darn stubborn to let it disallow me from doing it though lol maybe I could rig it so I could take it up or down...

 

[Amberjem]

Ok, gotta admit this made me giggle a little

 

[1kluckychik]

Ok, gotta admit this made me giggle a little

 

[Amberjem]

I wonder if it warmed up any for @BriardChickens ..think I passed out last night thinking of -39 degree's

 

[NotAFarm]

Quote: That's for sure!!

 

[NotAFarm]

I have some of this fencing left over from keeping the deer out of my garden...just not sure if it will work to beable to get n the flower bed to do work........with my physical disabilities it's already a challenge...I'm just to darn stubborn to let it disallow me from doing it though lol maybe I could rig it so I could take it up or down...

Jem, You could cut the fence to the correct length and use a thin rod of bamboo or a cut sapling/branch that is thin. Weave the fencing back and forth through the holes in the deer net to make a frame around the outside. Just lean the created panel against the wall and inside your brick border. You may have to worry about the wind taking it but a couple of stakes should help with that. It should be light enough for you to move easily and enough to keep the dog out.

 

[BriardChickens]

still at -25C plus windchill... had to go outside a few times and the face freezes/hurts nearly instantly in the wind.

@Amberjem what's that green stuff you got in your front yard?

 

[Amberjem]

Jem, You could cut the fence to the correct length and use a thin rod of bamboo or a cut sapling/branch that is thin. Weave the fencing back and forth through the holes in the deer net to make a frame around the outside. Just lean the created panel against the wall and inside your brick border. You may have to worry about the wind taking it but a couple of stakes should help with that. It should be light enough for you to move easily and enough to keep the dog out.