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Ranging throughout the eastern U. S. into the Midwest and much of Canada, groundhogs graze mostly on grasses and wildflowers. If their home is in the suburbs, however, they snack voraciously on our beans, marigolds, canteloupes and other succulents.
One tactic to try to outwit a groundhog is to fence it out. Here’s how:
Dig heavy-duty galvanized fencing two feet deep in the ground, with an additional six to eight inches of fencing angling out and down from the two-foot mark. Bury the fence which then lines the perimeter of your garden. You might add an electric fence atop the galvanized one.
In my own yard, I’ve put all my vegetables in raised beds constructed of pressure-treated lumber. It’s very easy to fence such a garden because the posts that anchor the lumber are also used to anchor the fence.
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