Garden Craft Green Plastic Fence, 25'L x 24"H

The main reason I was interested in Green Plastic fence was because of a Rabbit that ate my plants as soon I planted them. I used a round spike plastic Tomato pole and zip ties to run the fence. Everything was quick and easy. There are several things I plan to do other than critter control. Running a V-Shape up, will support Cucumbers and Beans. Running a cover with this fence will keep the birds from eating my Strawberries next year. I think this could be a gardeners addiction.

This expert Gardner fence is made of strong, durable plastic. Its easy to maneuver into the shape you need it and it is strong enough to keep wildlife away from your garden. It bends easily and doesn't crack or break. My dog has knocked into it a bunch of times and it's still standing. Im using it for my pole beans to grow and oys sturdy enough for them to climb. I would highly recommend this for anyone needing a sturdy but lightweight fence.

Initially I planned to use the plastic fencing as lattice for my bitter melon vines and cucumbers. Tacking it to the 6' high wooden privacy fence surrounding the property. But it is not the season right now. So next year. But in the meantime the fencing is helping to keep the small dogs from digging in the lily bed. It is working out so well in the lily bed that I plan to purchase another roll for the vines to climb on next spring.

I like the way the plastic looks much nicer than something like chicken wire. I used some to protect my strawberry plant. I also used it on the stairs of my grandson's tree house as safely netting, I attached it with a staple gun and zip ties. I like the way it turned out.

This fencing will work good to keep bunnies out of your garden. I like the green color of the fencing and it hasn't faded or cracked so seems to be good quality. I like that is available in a small roll for the common homeowner. I personally wouldn't use it to keep a dog in my yard. I don't trust plastic fencing with dogs that chew.