Garden enclosures

Photographs of the pest-resistant cage I built in my back yard. Before the cage, birds and squirrels ate all of my blackberries, raspberries, blueberries, strawberries, tomatoes, and sweet corn. It worked great except that yields were low due to increasing shade over the years. So I’ve converted it into a chicken run.

Melonie on Instagram: "ok a quick tour of the garden fence perimeter #growyourownfood #homegarden #minifarm #gardenupdate #vegetablegarden #nightgarden #gardenlights #gardening #gardenideas #gardendesign"

There is something sinister about a landscape of rusted metal: a corroded car off the highway, a forgotten Midwestern town, or a decaying seaport. The visc

A circa 1927 estate showcasing exquisite French Manor Colonial architecture, envisioned initially by local architect Cameron Clark with a new captivating pool garden.

One of our favorite builds! We custom-built this bird enclosure for Everglades Wonder Gardens, and we couldn't be happier to work with this zoo! If you're ever in Bonita Springs, FL, experience the Wonder Gardens yourself! And if your zoo or nature center could use updated enclosures, follow the link for more!

The edible garden is a thing of beauty. Its personal, and like singing a song, there is no one right way to do it. Lauri Kranz is certainly getting it right. Shes been hailed as the vegetable whispere

Andrew Tyrrell on Instagram: "A trifecta has emerged in the #tristate area. Our latest custom enclosed cedar vegetable garden equipped with a beautiful potting/ entertainment table, storage unit and built in love seat!!🌻❤️🌻 We are always willing and able to travel out of state to build for our clients. This was our first ever build in Medford, Long Island and we’re excited to expand our business!! It was a pleasure to build this vegetable garden for @bulovasrestorations #vegetablegarden…

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Starting my own garden was a mix of excitement and challenge. I wanted to grow my own vegetables and flowers, but I quickly learned that keeping animals and pests out was going to be my biggest hurdle. I needed a solution that was both strong and wouldn't break the bank. After some research, I decided to build a DIY garden fence. It seemed daunting at first, but I was determined to protect my little green oasis. I experimented with different materials and designs to see what worked best for…