Garden Fence in Eastham, MA

Cape Cod region · Northeast

Garden Fence designed for Eastham

Eastham's National Seashore edges and kettle-pond lots sit in serious Cape deer country. Full exclusion protects gardens and young trees.

A Eastham, MA garden faces three different pests that each defeat a different fence: deer browse the tops, rabbits squeeze through anything bigger than 1 inch at the ground, and woodchucks tunnel under almost any fence that isn't aproned. New England's compressed growing season makes any loss devastating — a single bad week in July strips a season's investment in tomatoes, peppers, and brassicas. Most gardeners pick one solution (chicken wire, plastic netting, a low rabbit fence) and lose the season anyway.

We design garden enclosures as a single integrated system that handles all three pressures at once: full height (7.5–8 ft) against New England deer, tight mesh (1" or less) at the bottom 18-24 inches against rabbits, and a buried or surface-laid apron in woodchuck pressure zones. Wide gardener-friendly gates fit a wheelbarrow and latch every time. The system is engineered for MA's freeze-thaw cycle and snow load — and for the way you actually use the garden. Easy in, easy out, completely sealed against everything else.