Showing posts with label pet habitat. Show all posts
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3/20/2012

Frame-It-All Small Animal Barrier Stainless Steel Expandable Garden Fence Review

Frame-It-All Small Animal Barrier Stainless Steel Expandable Garden Fence
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This item was easy to assemble and install until you get to the last step. It says to nail the bottom of the fencing to your timbers with supplied nail/hooks. If you are using it on a Frame-It-All garden bed, there are no wood timbers. It's plastic and you can't nail into it. You can screw into it to attach the rails to the corner posts; but nailing will probably crack it. And if you don't fasten the bottom, rabbits will go under it. (I'm not so sure that rabbits won't chew through it, anyway). I got this mainly to keep my dogs out of the garden. The dogs take care of the rabbits. And groundhogs will climb over it. And one more thing. If you are going to use it, set it up as you set up your garden kit. It uses different rail posts and post caps, both with holes, to hold the fence posts.

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8/22/2011

Hex Multi Fence, 3' x 25' Review

Hex Multi Fence, 3' x 25'
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I live in mole country - I've killed 13 so far this year (May 6,'07), 23 last year, and 19 the year before. I install the fencing 8 or so inches below ground and up along the sides to above the surface in flower beds to keep moles completely out. For tomatoes, string beans, etc, I cage the roots. Moles seem to avoid corn, but not until the stalks are full size.
Before, moles dug through bearing tomato plants and killed them, buried grafts on new bareroot roses, pushed new plants out of the ground, and otherwise tore up flower beds. Now, they can't get in. I just laid a bed of bricks under our garden arbor, but first I laid this poultry fence several inches under it - neighbors put in a beautiful brick patio several years ago but finally took it out because the moles ruined it.
The fencing cuts easily with scissors and can be folded into corners when digging straight sides and square corners. The material won't rust out like metal poultry wire.
One caveat: gophers chew through it easily, so get rid of them ASAP.

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8/19/2011

Rabbit Guard Fencing, 40" x 50' x 14 Gauge Review

Rabbit Guard Fencing, 40 x 50' x 14 Gauge
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My rabbit jumps right through the large openings. This was a waste of $ and time!

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