How to Keep Squirrels and Rabbits out of Your Veggie Garden (CHEAP, EASY, EFFECTIVE)



By using just a few stakes, wildlife netting, and garden stakes you can keep your vegetable garden vermin free for no hassle.

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16 thoughts on “How to Keep Squirrels and Rabbits out of Your Veggie Garden (CHEAP, EASY, EFFECTIVE)”

  1. Yeah so, this doesn't work. If you have hungry city mafia squirrels, they will chew right through. Galvanized chicken wire with holes 1/4" or less would keep everything out but unfortunately it would need a roof too as squirrels are also good climbers. And then what, you are also locked out of your garden.

    We are trying rebar with bendable pvc on top to create hoops. Basically row covers.

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  2. For the strawberries maybe build a square wooden frame w stakes in all 4 corners and wrap sides & top similar to what you did around the raised beds. The new strawberry cover could be portable or used for other purposes throughout the year.

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  3. When the squirrel jumped into your netted area from the chain fence how did it get out of the netted area. If it could get out of a netted area I am confused how it could not get in (even without a chain fence to jump from). Not a fan of squirrels – they got all 40+ of my very unripe peaches off my tree. Thank you for your info.

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  4. For the strawberries, take a large piece of netting and lay it on the ground. Set the strawberry tower in the center and stick a pole in the middle of it. Then bring the edges up and twist the edges together at the top of the pole. Think of a gift basket wrapped in cellophane with a bow at the top.

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  5. Oh, and another cheap netting that works is tulle. They get their little finger nails caught in it and don't like the feeling so leave it alone.

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