Rabbit garden fencing helps put a boundary between hungry rabbits and the plants you've worked hard to grow. Explore rabbit guard welded wire and garden netting, and compare mesh patterns, finishes and installation needs to find a fit for your raised beds or vegetable patch.

Start with the mesh design rather than appearance alone. Rabbit guard fencing often has graduated openings that get smaller toward the bottom, where rabbits are most likely to try squeezing through. Compare that lower section along with the fence height and construction, and check that the product is intended for rabbit protection—not just marking a garden border. Welded wire and flexible rabbit netting offer different ways to surround a planting area, so consider how each will work with your corners, supports and garden layout. Galvanized and vinyl-coated options also give you finishes to compare for appearance and care requirements. Plan the whole boundary before picking your fencing. Measure the perimeter, allow for connections between sections, and leave a practical way to bring in a wheelbarrow or reach your plants. If you're adding an entrance, explore garden gates and check how the opening will meet the surrounding fence. Include posts, fasteners and any gate hardware in your project budget, then follow the fencing manufacturer's installation directions. Pay attention to uneven ground, corners and the lower edge, since gaps can leave rabbits a way in. Check the finished boundary regularly and address loose connections or lifted sections rather than counting on fence height alone.

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