Fence protects your garden from deer damage. To grow vegetables or roses, 8' fencing is your simple solution I tried draping my tomato and pumpkin plants with bird netting to protect them from the deer. Oh, yes, it was a nuisance watering and weeding with the net in the way. Yet, it kept the deer away fine - until the tomatoes and pumpkins ripened. The simplest way to protect vegetables and roses is by enclosing them with a tall fence.
Installation is easier and the up-front costs are much less than with metal fences.
Simply attach the lightweight mesh to trees and posts. This fencing is also ideal for enclosing large areas of your property. Call for a free sample of the mesh. Install fence posts where sturdy trees are more than 35 feet apart. You must find your fence posts locally.