Questions about fencing off my garden

[Goose]

Hi so I'm brand new to gardening but recently bought a house so I thought it would be fun to grow my own stuff. Some were sown in jiffys indoor and other others in the bed outside (bell peppers, banana peppers, onions, broccoli, and sunflowers).

My question is what is the best way to fence my garden off to protect it. Could I just go from the white fence to my house wall? If so does anyone have any how to's on building a short fence with a door?

Money is the main factor for this ha. As I said I just bought a house and within the first few months had to replace the whole roof which brought me back down to basically pay check to pay check.

I'd love to hear any ideas though on what you all think.

 

[Chuck]

What are you trying to keep out? From the fence to the wall will work for most varmints

 

[Durgan]

Three foot rebar and two foot wide roll of chicken wire. Deters rabbits, which is your main concern.

 

[Goose]

What are you trying to keep out? From the fence to the wall will work for most varmints

Ha you tell me. I'm in northern KY so I guess squirrels and what not.

I never really even planned on fencing it off because it already has three walls around it but I'm scared in 2-3 months I'll have nothing left.

 

[Beth_B]

I'm in an environment rich with squirrels and other wild critters. In six years, the only casualty has been carrots lost to rabbits.

I wouldn't worry about fencing, to be honest. Bigger threats are bugs/slugs and fungus, and no fence on earth will prevent that.

 

[Plantdoctor]

You so realise with all that fencing you are drastically reducing the light ?

 

[Rajesh Sethi]

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the image is sideway, for an instance I was excitedeek:thought some one is trying vertical wall gardening. like the one below