There are many options ranging in style, height, materials, structure, and appearance.
Many garden fences can even be built as simple DIY projects on a budget.
But this fence shows how they can be combined to create a fence that is both functional and elegant.
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The fencing helps to protect the raised garden beds from critters.
And it provides a support structure on which plants can climb.
Plus, its streamlined simplicity will allow it to fit anywhere on your property.
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This geometric wood fence both delineates property and adds plenty of design flair.
It also doesn’t impede the view beyond the fence.
Yet the wire between the wood pieces still works tokeep rabbits out.
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It’s visually appealing, working with the geography of the land.
And it offers privacy no matter where you’re standing on the hill.
The stain color can react differently on various woods and tends to deepen with age.
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Pallets can be found inexpensively or even for free.
you’re free to even paint them a color that coordinates with your home and garden space.
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Traditional Picket Fence
What is more classic than a white picket fence?
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Plus, picket fences can be beautiful additions to most styles of homesfrom colonials to capes to farmhouses.
They also come in many materials, including wood and vinyl.
It can provide curb appeal, as well as an inviting focal point for your home.
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It also can offer support for plants growing vertically.
Arbors can look especially beautiful with colorful flowering vines twining around them.
You’ll need a sturdy fence that can support the weight of the plants.
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double-check to space plants far enough apart, based on their mature size.
They will fill in on your fence soon enough.
Cover your fence in artwork, either by painting something freehand or using stencils.
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Then, arrange them side by side, and bind them together with rope.
That’s because the fence is made from oldreclaimed wood, rather than brand-new materials.
Look for weathered barn wood or even reclaimed old fence wood to create this scene in your yard.
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These vintage Edison bulbs add a whimsical touch to the outdoor garden.
And at night their glow reflects off the white fence.
Lighting on fencing can be helpful for you to see out to the perimeter of your yard.
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And it adds nice ambiance unlike a harsh flood light.
Building your fence posts out of brick or stone allows you to match materials in your home.
Using metal or wood for the fence panels ensures that you have some sightline through the fence.
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Plus, they can provide a sturdy support structure for climbing vines and other plants.
But it’s flexible enough to fit in with most home styles.
And it can make an excellent privacy fence.
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Simply keep the slats fairly close together, and build them as tall as you desire.
If your home has detailed architecture, mirror that in your iron fence with some decorative finials.
you might even go with a different color finial to make the detail pop like these gold points.
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They’ll go far in creating luxurious curb appeal for your home.
This provides extra security for your home while still maintaining its curb appeal.
Plus, iron gates are commonly paired with mechanisms that allow you to automatically open them from your car.
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This does call for a little extra labor than simply leaving the wood squared off at the top.
But it can do wonders to turn a boring fence into a feature.
Plus, if you have multiple peaks to your roof, the points will mirror that nicely.
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But it still will maintain a welcoming and friendly vibe for your house.
Having that continuity in style can enrich the overall look of your home.
There’s maintenance involved in keeping it looking sharp, but the look is rich and timeless.
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it’s possible for you to even try a living hedge fence on top of a shorter stone wall.
Post caps are an added cost when installing a fence.
Lattice
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Alattice fenceis both stylish and functional.
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It allows some visibility through it but still does provide privacy depending on how tight the lattice is.
Plus, you cangrow plantson it which will give you further privacy.
Lattice also will work to keep larger critters out of your yard.
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Fence With Climbing Plants
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Make your fence come alive with avertical garden.
Just verify the fencing material is sturdy enough for the weight of the pots.
Plastic pots are ideal, as they are generally lightweight.
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While this does offer some privacy and property delineation, its mostly to add aesthetic appeal to your yard.
In this case, the tall privacy fence fades into the background behind the planters.
And the rich wood fence is what pops.
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This is a great option if you don’t want to break the bank on a large privacy fence.
This is a great option for garden beds to protect them against some critters and keep the soil contained.
You’re essentially weaving a basket for your plants.
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The cheapest way to fence in a garden is by using PVC material rather than wood.
Not only is PVC affordable, but it’s also super low maintenance and very easy to maintain.
This is also the right height to keep medium to large-size dogs in.
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A solid wood fence that’s at least six feet high is the best way to keep deer out.
Generally, garden fence posts should be 8 to 25 feet apart.
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