This is what we like…”invisible” fencing that deer really don’t like because it is so hard for them to see.
The “super-guys” modestly not showing off their muscles after post-digging. Nice netting…can hardly see it!
Finally protected, just in time to remove all covers and jackets on the CG inhabitants. With gratitude to the generosity of best friends with muscle power, the fencing got put up in a couple of hours, and looks great. It is so much easier being able to walk inside freely instead of pulling back netting.
Yep, still level-headed after pounding posts!
But these 4-leggeds are persistent in browsing, and decided if they can’t have lettuce or beans, then they’ll nibble some dogwood tips a few feet away. They still manage to wind their way in from the neighbor’s garden when our barriers are not perfectly intact, and continue to harass my roses. and apples in the house yard. Perhaps I will still see some small rosebuds this fall.
Still no roses this year. The browsers escape into the garden through neighbor’s hedge on occasion.
Young lavender are playing sentinels for the recent melon sprouts in the pots.
Lavender seedling sentinels for the sprouting melons. Keep those deer browsers out!
