In this video, I show the screen house I put together for protecting our blueberries and raspberries. This could also be used for protecting any other garden crops from birds, deer, or flying insects such as cabbage moths.
This structure was sold as a chicken coop. However, I installed a woven mesh netting material instead of the vinyl coated chicken wire that came with it.
Overall, I'm impressed with the quality and durability of both the metal frame structure and with the strength of the woven mesh material. I believe this is a great, low-cost solution for many garden pest problems.
Here are links for the galvanized metal frame enclosure:
amzn.to/3JZtv1t (Small)
amzn.to/44IXynB (Medium - As shown in this video)
amzn.to/4bxOlR2 (Large)
Note: Be aware of cheaper versions! Be sure the one you are ordering has corner bracing for extra support.
Here is a link for the woven mesh netting material:
amzn.to/44JH4LY (15' x 50')
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