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Garden Fencing

Fencing Keeps the Pests Out

Rabbits and groundhogs love gardens as much as you do.

There are many folk remedies on how to keep them out of your garden: cayenne pepper, human hair, blood, which may or may not be effective, and are definitely hard to come by. Fencing is the most simple method to keep them out.
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Wilson Home Farms installs simple garden fencing. The most simple option uses cage wire fencing at t-posts. The most effective option uses hardware cloth that is buried and electrical fencing. This keeps animals from digging under, or climbing over.
E-mail to discuss fencing options for your garden!
Picture of a framed hardware cloth garden fence
Picture of framed hardware cloth fencing
Picture of framed hardware cloth fencing
Picture of framed hardware cloth fencing with deer preventing electrical fence
Raised bed with attached fencing
Garden completely surrounded by hardware cloth fencing, known as a berry cage
Picture of framed hardware cloth fencing with deer preventing electrical fence
Picture of framed hardware cloth fencing
Picture of framed hardware cloth fencing
Picture of a cattle panel garden fence.
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  • Home
  • About
  • Contact
  • Garden Management
    • Garden Planning
  • Services
    • Soil Preparation
    • Soil Testing
    • Soil Fertility Management
    • Vegetable Planting
    • Pest and Disease Control
    • Garden Sitting
  • Installations
    • Raised Beds
    • Traditional Gardens
    • Fruit Trees >
      • Apple Varieties
      • Apricot Varities
      • Cherry Varieties
      • Nectarine Varieties
      • Peach Varieties
      • Pear Varieties
      • Plum Varieties
    • Brambles
    • Blueberries
    • Strawberries
    • Compost
    • Season Extension
    • Drip Irrigation
    • Fencing
    • Paths
  • Homegrown News
  • Glossary