Garden Fence in West Stockbridge, MA

The Berkshires region · Northeast

Garden Fence designed for West Stockbridge

West Stockbridge's weekend estates and working farms sit in the middle of the southern Berkshire deer corridor. Our tall systems disappear against the hillside.

A West Stockbridge, 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.