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Fencing The Herb Garden – The Spruce
Scare Wire: If you have a small herb garden but need a deterrent that is more forceful than a simple fence, adding one strand of electric wire about eight inches up from the ground around the outside of your fence will stop many dogs, cats, and smaller animals. This is often referred to as a scare-wire. Read more…
How to Plan an All-Purpose Herb Garden
If you grow your all-purpose herb garden adjacent to livestock areas, then you can site your livestock herbs closest to their pastures. That way you can harvest and toss fresh herbs over the fence as needed. Also, animals can self-harvest overgrowth through fencing. Mint family, vining, or herbs that propagate by runners will grow through the fence. Read more…
How to Make a Vertical Herb Garden From a Fence | DIY
Build a frame for the herb garden. Use two 2×6 x 8’ for the legs. To each leg, add a 2×2 cut to 5’11” for the fence panel to rest on. We used a scrap piece of fence to measure and mark the placement of the fence and its two 2×2 "sandwich" pieces. Our 2x2s are attached 1” in from the edge of the 2×6. Read more…
