beautiful fences to protect your gardenbeautiful fences to protect your garden

About Me

beautiful fences to protect your garden

Do you love gardening? Do you struggle to keep your dog or wild animals out of your garden each year? This is one battle that I could not take any longer. It seemed that the minute my fruits and vegetables were ready to harvest, the animals would get into the garden and destroy or eat them. I finally had enough and talked with a fence contractor about putting up a fence that could keep my dog and the other animals out of my garden. We found a great solution that is not only effective in keeping the pests out, but also looks beautiful around my garden. Find out what types of fences will look beautiful and protect your garden on my site.

Latest Posts

3 Important Factors to Consider When Choosing a Pool Fence
21 May 2018

If your home has a pool and you have children, it' …

Tips For Shopping For A Commercial Chain Link Fence
20 March 2018

If you have decided that now is the time to start …

2 Great Reasons To Have Exterior Iron Stairs Installed Outside Your Home
20 January 2017

Most homes are going to need to have stairs instal …

Helpful Information About Getting A Wooden Privacy Fence
8 June 2016

Are thinking about getting a wooden privacy fence …

Just Get A Wooden Fence? Learn How To Keep It In Great Condition
12 May 2016

Wood fencing is a wonderful way to increase privac …

Need A New Fence? Why You Should Go With Wood

23 December 2015
 Categories: , Blog

If you need privacy when relaxing in your backyard, you may be thinking about getting a wood fence for your home. A fence is a great way to prevent neighbors from peering in and seeing what you are up to while also adding some security. By understanding the benefits and cost of a wood fence, you may find that it is the right choice for you. The Benefits of Wood Fencing Read More 

Prevent Moss And Algae From Growing On Your PVC Fence

11 November 2015
 Categories: , Blog

At this wet, cool time of year, you may have noticed a film or soft, plant-like growth on your PVC fence. This growth is likely either moss or algae. Either way, you'll want to remove this from your fence quickly to prevent the growth from spreading. Once this is done, you'll also want to do what you can to prevent the growth from returning. This will help reduce your upkeep of the fence and keep it looking its best. Read More 

Top Things To Consider When Choosing A Fencing Material

21 September 2015
 Categories: , Blog

Are you tired of neighborhood children and animals traipsing through your yard? Are you currently considering installing a fence to help keep your flowerbeds from being trampled? When trying to decide on a fencing material, it can be difficult to choose which one to install. Here are the attributes of different choices, to help you decide:  Wooden fencing: People have probably been installing wooden fences for as long as the idea of fencing has been around. Read More 

How to Whitewash Your Solid Wooden Fence in One Day

2 September 2015
 Categories: , Blog

It would be nice if you could call up Tom Sawyer and have him whitewash your wood fence for you, but sadly, that's not a possibility. It is possible, however, to whitewash your own solid wooden fence in the span of a single day—you don't even have to get your friends to help like Tom did! Here's how: Step 1: Power wash your fence. If there are any debris on your wooden fence, they will get stuck in the whitewash and make the job look messy. Read More 

Wood Vs. Vinyl: The Battle For Fencing Supremacy

8 July 2015
 Categories: , Blog

If you are looking for a privacy fence, your best choice is between a vinyl or a wooden fence. The solid panels of vinyl fence and the slats that make up a wood fence will effectively shield your yard from wandering eyes. To choose between these two materials, you should look at the characteristics inherent to each.  Aesthetics Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, so deciding which material to use to enhance the beauty of a home will largely depend on the tastes of the homeowner. Read More