Fencing options to consider for your garden include brick, 3D electric strands, buried chicken wire, plastic mesh, and more.

Chicken wire lacks durability, and while it may function well at first, it won't last nearly as long as other fencing options ...

💡 Tighten the chicken wire after you wrap your fence. Pinch the horizontal wire with a pair of linesman pliers, then rotate your hand to kink the wire tight. Level the Tops ...

Common chicken-wire fencing, for example, works for bigger pests but lets smaller ones through. I spot-fence parts of my new garden with plastic garden fencing I found that has only quarter-inch ...

Pool fences and garden dividers even block off specific areas. ... A cleaner looking fence material than chicken wire, hog wire features wider, rectangular holes.

To give the chicken wire structure, use a tomato cage or a couple of stakes. Bloom says her garden has a steampunk aesthetic in the spring because there are so many wires and contraptions to keep the ...

My chicken wire garden fence was built with the bottoms dug 6 inches down and another 6 inches out into the landscape, which has been pretty effective at keeping voles ...

Buy 6-foot fencing (in quantity to save money) of a heavier, more durable gauge than regular chicken wire. It’s going to take a good bit of work to build your moat.

Getting art from a fence: The extraordinary sculptures made from CHICKEN WIRE. By DAILY MAIL REPORTER Updated: 11:12 EDT, 3 September 2010 ...

One-inch chicken wire sells for $20 for a 2-foot-by-50-foot roll. It is also quite versatile in the garden. I have used it as a trellis for my peas and for preventing birds/bats from getting into ...