Protecting Your Plants From Pests Like Birds, Rats, and Squirrels - The Vertebrate Pests

There are a variety of treatments available to deal with bugs in your garden (also known as invertebrate pests). Today I want to focus on how to deal with the creatures that like to nibble on your crops before you get a chance to harvest them.
The only way to truly stop vertebrate pests is by creating a physical barrier. This is something that you really want to consider before you plant your garden. When creatures are munching on your garden, every minute counts to preserve as much of your crop as you can, so it’s best to get protection systems in place (or ready to go) early on.
Watch to find out which products and systems I recommend to keep birds, rats, squirrels, and mice out of your vegetable patch. And, take a closer look at my garden enclosure.
Chicken Wire, 50-foot Roll, 20-gauge, 1 inch openings:
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Hardware Cloth, 50-foot Roll, 24” wide:
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Garden Stakes, 30 pack, Plastic-coated Steel Tube:
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Twist Tie, Coated Garden Plant Ties with Cutter
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