Deer Netting to Stop Deer Entering In Your Garden

Deer netting is a simple and humane way to deter deer from feeding on vegetables, fruit and plants. As deer often feed in the early morning, the damage can be hard to spot until crops are already lost. Using deer netting helps keep deer out of gardens, orchards and farmland so you can harvest more of what you grow.

Deer Netting With High Tensile Strength For Gardens

This Gardening Naturally extruded lightweight deer netting has a high tensile strength of 80g per square metre. Strong yet easy to handle, it forms a barrier to stop deer accessing growing areas. Use it around vegetable plots, fruit cages, tree lines or along wider boundaries.

Deer Netting Fence Kits With Stakes Included

We supply deer netting fence kits  complete with stakes, clips and the netting you need to build a fence. The kits suit small gardens and larger outdoor spaces. Once installed, the mesh deters deer while blending neatly into the surroundings.

Lightweight Deer Netting That Blends Into The Garden

The black mesh is almost invisible when in place, so it will not spoil views across the garden. The material is rot proof and made for repeated outdoor use while remaining light enough for quick installation and seasonal adjustments.

How To Install Deer Netting For Garden Boundaries

Unroll the mesh along your marked line and fix it to stakes at regular intervals. Keep the bottom edge close to the ground to reduce gaps and add extra pegs where the soil is uneven. For gates or access points, overlap the mesh so you can open and close without leaving openings.

Can deer netting be cut to fit awkward shapes?

Yes, you can trim the mesh with sharp scissors or secateurs to fit around corners, trees or uneven edges, then tie the cut edge back to the nearest stake.

What fence height works best with deer netting?

For gardens, many users aim for a taller line where local conditions allow. Higher lines help discourage jumping and reduce pressure on entry points.

How should the netting be fixed to wooden posts?

Staples fix the mesh to the post, then cap with a short batten to spread the load and keep the mesh tight along the run.

Is deer netting safe around pets and wildlife?

The mesh has an open structure and low visibility. Keep it taut and at ground level to reduce snag points and check edges regularly around paths.

Can the same roll be reused after the season?

Yes, roll it up dry and store it out of sunlight. Reusing the mesh for new layouts or temporary barriers is a common approach in gardens and allotments.

Will deer netting cope with windy sites?

Use closer stake spacing on exposed runs and add extra pegs along the base. Keeping the mesh tensioned helps reduce movement in gusty conditions.

We sell deer netting fence kits complete with stakes.