keeping my girls out of my garden

[pintail_drake2004]

I used 2 rolls of 48"x100' orange construction fence and some T-post from menards. Cheap to install, and has worked great. If you don't tear up the fence, you can roll it up and use it next year.

 

[jp57]

The only downside to that would be my garden area is next to a public road, and my wife doesn't like when I try putting cheap looking things out there for everyone to see. Another girl I have to keep happy.

 

[Amer]

Plastic fence is what I use. It doesn't harm the birds, and for some reason they completely ignore the garden even though the fence is only like three feet tall and my cats jump over it no problem. Go figure. Oh well, works for me I guess.

 

[lazy gardener]

The only downside to that would be my garden area is next to a public road, and my wife doesn't like when I try putting cheap looking things out there for everyone to see. Another girl I have to keep happy.

The only downside to that would be: my hubby doesn't like when I try putting cheap looking things out there for everyone to see. The only man I have to keep happy!

Compromise, it's the name of the game!

 

[Amer]

I used 2 rolls of 48"x100' orange construction fence and some T-post from menards. Cheap to install, and has worked great. If you don't tear up the fence, you can roll it up and use it next year.

I forgot to mention I also used posts of course.

 

[Birdsong 82]

The only way I keep the chickens out of my garden is my 5 foot tall welded wire fence. Mine is welded wire because I also have to keep goats out but I’m sure you could use a less expensive material. Do you think anyone would compromise on maybe coated fencing that comes in colors. It at least looks a little bit nicer. And I guess the height would depend on how flighty your parents are. I’m not sure how my 5 foot tall keeps them out but it does because they like to jump on top of their run which is almost 8 foot

 

[lazy gardener]

It at least looks a little bit nicer. And I guess the height would depend on how flighty your parents are.

Most parents tend to slow down a bit as they age. What kind of vitamins are they taking? Can you send me a bottle?

 

[dotporter]

The only downside to that would be my garden area is next to a public road, and my wife doesn't like when I try putting cheap looking things out there for everyone to see. Another girl I have to keep happy.

https://www.truevalue.com/sand-fenc...ft?ctplacement=180806-44622122499&cid=gooshop

I've bought it under a different name, can't remember what it's called. But it looks more natural than the plastic netting types and works well.

 

[Birdsong 82]

Most parents tend to slow down a bit as they age. What kind of vitamins are they taking? Can you send me a bottle?

Got a love auto correct right?! My parents aren’t so flighty but my mother and father-in-law are a bit. I’ll have to ask him what it is they take. I almost feel like I could use some. LOL

 

[aart]

https://www.truevalue.com/sand-fenc...ft?ctplacement=180806-44622122499&cid=gooshop

I've bought it under a different name, can't remember what it's called. But it looks more natural than the plastic netting types and works well.

Also called snow fence.....it's to control the drifting of snow, and I guess sand too.