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The Jaguar Fencing System
Now there’s a better way to keep animals out of your garden and protect your flowers and plants from pest animal damage. Jaguar Fence offers the first complete and simple fencing solution for vegetable and flower gardens.

Staking Flowers
Single Plant System - The best technique for single plants is to wrap yarn or string around the stake once, then circle it lightly around the plant before coming back to the stake to tie the knot.

Caring for Peas
Peas - Plans for Staking Peas - One option is to set up a fence of chicken wire, or similar material, between rows to support the peas. For garden peas, laying some dead branches along the row serves as a fine trellis.

Caring For Yew Trees
If the shrub is doing well, feed it only once a year in the spring, as frequent fertilizing also encourages shrubs to grow faster. To keep the soil moist and to control weeds spread a 2 to 4 inch layer of some attractive organic material over the soil underneath Yews.

Barriers For Deer
In any case, they are ideal for fencing small areas within a yard, such as a vegetable patch or special bed of bulbs. Attach 3x4 inch flaps of aluminum foil to the wire every few yards with adhesive tape smeared with peanut butter or salt.

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