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2 things I have found to help with rabbits is a non toxic spray but also Irish spring soap. I placed slices around the beds and they left them alone. I also hung bars from my fence. Even after rain the scent keeps the rabbits away. Here is a link that might be useful: Gardening by the Seat of my Pants

Reply to: 2 things I have found to help with rabbits is a non toxic spray but also Irish spring soap. I placed slices around the beds and they left them alone. I also hung bars from my fence. Even after rain the scent keeps the rabbits away. Here is a link that might be useful: Gardening by the Seat of my Pants

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razagarden

Has anyone here used this raised bed garden cover? I have two fellow gardening friends that have and they swear by it so I got 2 for my beds last year (you can buy them from this store without the beds if you already have your own) and I finally got to eat my own strawberries last year! :) There's an optional pest netting that has larger holes to keep animals out, but not overheat your garden. Here is a link that might be useful: Raised Garden Bed Cover

Reply to: Has anyone here used this raised bed garden cover? I have two fellow gardening friends that have and they swear by it so I got 2 for my beds last year (you can buy them from this store without the beds if you already have your own) and I finally got to eat my own strawberries last year! :) There's an optional pest netting that has larger holes to keep animals out, but not overheat your garden. Here is a link that might be useful: Raised Garden Bed Cover

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Dan _Staley (5b Sunset 2B AHS 7)

Pound 2' pieces of 1/2 in rebar 18" in the ground and slip 2' sections of 3/4 PVC over the rebar for posts. String chicken wire and ziptie to PVC. Dan

Reply to: Pound 2' pieces of 1/2 in rebar 18" in the ground and slip 2' sections of 3/4 PVC over the rebar for posts. String chicken wire and ziptie to PVC. Dan

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