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Snake-Proofing your garden
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<blockquote data-quote="Jogeephus" data-source="post: 642080" data-attributes="member: 4362"><p>A few years ago I got snakebit picking cucumbers and have had some concerns about the risk of associated with sticking my hands where I can't see them. Last summer my neighbor got bit really bad so I'm reminded again of the risk this can involve. To remedy this, I came across some 16 foot cow panels and decided to use them as a trellis in the garden. I placed 4x4's every 16 feet and hung the panels with staples. To sturdy the centers I placed a T-post and wired it to the panel. Since I didn't set anything more than 2 feet deep the trellis will be easy to remove if need be yet it is plenty sturdy. On top of this, it looks tidy and neat.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jogeephus, post: 642080, member: 4362"] A few years ago I got snakebit picking cucumbers and have had some concerns about the risk of associated with sticking my hands where I can't see them. Last summer my neighbor got bit really bad so I'm reminded again of the risk this can involve. To remedy this, I came across some 16 foot cow panels and decided to use them as a trellis in the garden. I placed 4x4's every 16 feet and hung the panels with staples. To sturdy the centers I placed a T-post and wired it to the panel. Since I didn't set anything more than 2 feet deep the trellis will be easy to remove if need be yet it is plenty sturdy. On top of this, it looks tidy and neat. [/QUOTE]
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