Raised garden bed cover

How to Make a Raised Garden Bed Cover With Hinges: This Instructable will take you through the process of making hinged covers for your raised garden beds. This will help you keep all the wildlife out of your garden and prevent them from eating all your plants. A bunch of my plants that were well …

Provide a safe haven for your vegetables when wildlife and insects want to take a bite out of your crops.

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Tyler and I finished our vegetable garden cages this weekend. Hooray! There was a lot of trial and error, but I suppose that's the fun/fear of a DIY, right? :) Let's jump right in... We moved into our house in the winter of 2012. That following summer, we started to revamp our backyard in preparat

all it takes to protect your plants from frost in your raised garden bed is a quick and easy frost tunnel. Here's how to set one up!

Lannie Armstrong on Instagram: "I use this DIY hoop cover system as a season extender and barrier to protect the garden from frost and pests. During the fall and spring, I use fine insect netting to prevent the white moth from laying eggs and chewing on my brassicas once the eggs hatch. Depending on what I'm growing, it could be deer netting to simply protect the wildlife from devouring my vegetables. During the freezing winter, the cover is replaced with 6 mil plastic sheeting to protect…