Greenes Fence CritterGuard Cedar Garden Fence (Pack of 4), 23.5"

Two arrived with cracked rails. They are Made in the USA and the note in the box specifically said if there are problems to contact them not the seller. Their customer service was a breeze to deal with and the replacements were shipped the next day.These are perfect for rabbit fence or keeping small dogs out of the garden, The wire is similar to the cage wire I used to use to build rabbit hutches. If it will keep them in, it will keep them out, right? I'm trying to protect yearling blueberries. They aren't extremely heavy duty, but they'll do exactly what I need. They're cedar, so should last a while without compromising the edibles like treated lumber would do.Only one caveat, I have 2'x4' raised beds and these are not quite small enough to fit inside or long enough to overlap on corners outside. Still, a decent investment.

I use these for pea/bean trellises and not to keep out critters. They are really good for this purpose. I have used mine for 7 years, planting both winter (peas) and summer (beans). I have repaired a couple but overall for the amount of use, I think they have held up really well. My only complaint is that I think they are a bit expensive for what you get.

Purchased for one of the Greene Fence raised garden box that I planted hardneck garlic in. We experienced a upswing in temps after I planted so the garlic started to sprout. I put these Critter Guards in and then laid a piece of chicken wire over the top and stapled to the guard to keep deer and cats out. Easy to put in the soil although I do notice a gap between each guard where one meets the next one but it is minor. Shipping was super fast. Wood is suppose to be cedar but it is rough but not a major issue. I think chicken wire would be a good substitution instead of the attached wire fencing as the holes would be smaller. Just my opinion.

This garden fence has solved my rabbit problem. When I noticed that my beautiful gourmet lettuce was being devoured I went to the local garden store for a solution. I found nothing there that was tall enough to keep out small animals while also user friendly to get into the garden to work. Likewise, most of the fencing options came in rolls that required additional stakes for support. In the community garden where I have a plot, other gardeners have tried to use wire from a roll with stakes of different material. They all look messy and invariably parts of the wire fence get pushed down (or fall over), which defeats the purpose.This product easily inserts into the ground, stays put and looks nice and neat. When I have to get into the garden to plant, harvest or weed, I simply pull up the relevant panel and put it aside. I use a rubber hammer to secure it back into the ground to keep all of the panels straight and level. I have had no problem with animals since I installed the product. This is my first season using the fence so I am not sure about longevity.

Okay so first off I purchased two sets of these, it arrived promptly and I was very excited but sorely disappointed, the first set looks cheap and when I mean cheap I mean it looks like it was put together with the worst scraps they could find, it doesn’t look like cedar either, it looks like cheap pine thrown together. I know wood has knots but when a single piece has multiple huge ones it really should be chucked not put into a fence, anyway, I figured this was a fluke and opened the second set, the quality was like night and day, quality control needs to be a little tighter, even if it’s just garden fencing the first set looks like crap and the second looks as it should. Second problem is that this needs to be finished with some kind of waterproofing agent, within 5 seconds of opening the boxes I knew it would need something to make it last through a whole season, even with it being waterproofed I still have my doubts. And lastly for the price these should really look a bit better, I went against my instincts and chose this fencing because of the pictures but all it is is wood slats with hardware cloth stapled to it, there are grooves in the sides of the wood where the metal could have been slid into but it was just stapled to the outside and even that wasn’t done well i’ll have to go back with my own staples to make it truly critter proof 😞 my plan was to purchase two more of these but I will be rethinking that plan rather than risking getting another crap set.

These fences were a lifesaver for our vegetable garden, which was being 'browzed' by the backyard rabbits. Easy to install and great looking. Some of the panels were a bit warped. With just a quick email to the vendor we had new panels, which arrived in just a couple of days. Unfortunately, those were damaged in shipping. Again, customer service came through with flying colors! Immediate replacement and quick, friendly email responses. Buy with confidence! Any issues you will be taken care of! Many thanks to you Marlee!

These fences work well in our 48"x48" raised garden beds. Some of the panels are slightly warped, which is why this isn't 5 stars, but they still keep rabbits out. The wire is a bit flimsy so I don't advise bending or forcing them too hard. Are they really worth $70? Not in terms of the materials but building them myself would have been a comparable price and I appreciate the time saved by just sticking these in the ground.

I rarely do reviews. This one HAD to be reviewed. Please do not buy this flimsy, poorly "constructed" set of fence panels. I could go to HD, gat some REAL cage wire, some cedar and a bit of hardware --all for less than the price of this stuff and MAKE MY OWN! I actually would be embarrassed to put this in my yard. And, if I did, I would give it about a week to either be carried to the next yard under a good wind, or be easily trampled by even a 30 lb dog. The idea is good, but the materials are the cheapest and I would not even pay $5 a piece for the four. (Remember it was nearlt $80!)