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How to keep animals from wrecking your garden
Raised beds and netting can block birds, deer and burrowing pests, helping gardeners protect vegetables and other plants.
- Raised beds provide a physical barrier by lifting growing areas off the ground, making it more difficult for smaller burrowing pests to access plants.
- Gardeners frequently face damage from various animals including birds, rabbits, squirrels, and deer that arrive from the sky, grass, or underground.
- Netting helps protect fruits and vegetables from birds and small animals, but should be used with posts, hoops, or frames to prevent entanglement.
- Experts suggest using a practical framework that emphasizes physical barriers, while local guidance can assist in identifying specific pest pressures.
- Gardeners should experiment to find optimal protection since physical barriers remain more effective than visual deterrents as animals may adjust to methods over time.
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