This design survived hurricane winds

We have been inundated with heavy gale force and hurricane strength winds in the last month, and I have managed to come up with a low tunnel design for the garden that not only keeps the birds off the garden and keeps them away from the seedlings, but it is a windproof low tunnel as well. This simple and cheap garden hoop tunnel is easy to put together and it really does work.
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[@frittiesnz8669]

Oh thank goodness, I was thinking of you! ☺️

[@thatonegirl1837]

We don't have a wind problem here but we do have a money problem lol. We sourced a free trampoline and will be using that as our hoops for our greenhouse. We use the legs, which are shaped like staples, over our raised beds to hold up netting or shade cloth. Thanks for this video! I love all of your ideas! ❤️

[@thatonegirl1837]

Oh and we use the mat of the trampoline for shade cloth over our chicken run.

[@FantailValleyHomestead]

what a great way to use a free resource!

[@galoreofbooks6216]

I used milk bottles filled with water to hold the sides down with the netting.

[@FantailValleyHomestead]

that's a great idea

[@palnagok1720]

...windy ? Why not build some Darius rotors in addition to solar panels.