New to this gardening game. Had a garden a few years back, measured 4ft by 4ft. Had all kinds of things growing. Not too successful considering the size and soil (clay). But was happy still to have a few tomatoes and beans. Now I am living on a farm and plan on having a huge garden, but will need tips. The first question I have to ask is how to keep animals out of my future garden. Just planted some strawberries and already something is digging them up. Raccoon? Rabbit? Skunk? Squirrel? Can't see the culprit. Been thinking of buying the ultrasonic yard protector, but does is really work. Any advise is welcome. Thanks
Hi ginpie and welcome to GardenStew from beautiful Sweden :-D I think if you ask your question in our Pests & Diseases forum you may get a quicker answer. Let us know about your hobbies, interests etc... A really great community here! // Frank
Hello and welcome ginpie. I'm new here too. The folks here are very friendly and filled with great advice. I'm sure you will enjoy it here !
Hi ginpie, welcome to the Stew from north Texas. Lots of good information here and a bunch of very friendly people to help you with your new garden as much as they can. Looking forward to seeing pictures of your garden in progress, we love pictures.
Hi ginpie Welcome to the stew from another Ontarian! I find large dogs very helpful in keeping critters out of your yard Did anyone mention that we love pictures? 8)
Hi ginpie from central Illinois. Rabbits seem to be my pests, they ate my green beans every year until I learned not to plant them. Wannabe
Hello and Welcome to the STEW from Hank in Florida. Lots of convivial folks in this community. You'll probably like it here just fine. Hank
Greetings from West Tennessee. Unfortunately, critters are a problem for lots of us. We'll all try to put our heads together.
Hello from another Ontario gardener. Where abouts do you live in our province? It could be any or all of those critters you mentioned.
