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Author: Garry John I made my very first garden when I was six in a small corner at the end of my grandmother's garden. It was a small patch, not more than six rows by 10 plants long, but it was MINE, with the flowers I picked and the dirt that I dug. And I knew that it was mine when Nana helped me put up the sections of wire fencing that set it off from HER garden. Garden fencing can serve many purposes, but one of the best is to accent and define areas of your garden. Whether you choose a six or twelve inch high border edging, or stand a section of post and rail garden fencing in the center of a sweep of lawn, garden fencing can add a beautiful accent to your landscaping. Take a look at some novel, unusual ways to use garden fencing to make your garden a showplace that will be the envy of the neighborhood. Wood Garden Fencing Wood lattice makes attractive garden fencing that affords some privacy while allowing glimpses of the garden. Lattice boards set into a wooden privacy fence add a whole new design dimension to the frontage of your garden. A single width of lattice fencing can provide a screen or windbreak, and support for any climbing vines. Set a lattice panel at the edge of the garden nearest the house and train morning glories to climb it to provide a scenery wall outside a kitchen or bedroom window, or create a simple arbor with two full height lattice panels set six to eight feet apart. Use thick garden twine to create a 'bridge' for vines to climb across and form a living 'roof'. Border Edging Garden Fencing Border edging is another extremely versatile garden fencing option. Think outside the perimeter. You can use wire garden fencing to create smaller accents within a garden plot, or outline one corner or end of a garden with cast iron border edging. Cedar shakes or redwood blocks can be used to create curved borders for slightly raised garden beds, or serve as a backdrop over which to spill indigo lobelia or white alyssum. Create a zigzag border of decorative low picket garden fencing and plants such as zinnias or marigolds in the V-shaped 'teeth' for a unique look. Patio Wall of Garden Fencing Garden fencing can be used to create a beautiful background for patio dining. Choose a metal trellis and install it just off the patio edge behind the table and dining set. Twine climbing roses up over it to create an accent that defines the edge of the patio and creates an elegant, tasteful accent to your patio and garden at the same time. About the AuthorGarry John has contributed to many home and garden websites including fencing and buy plants, shrubs and flowers online. ... |
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Other sites about landscape 1. Gardeners & Landscapers, learn how to design the garden of your dreams! 2. © ASLA.org 3. Ohio Board of Landscape Architects Examiners - homepage 4. 2006 Landscape Calenders from Specialty Calendars 5. Planning the Home Landscape 6. Sustainable Urban Landscape Information Series 7. Landscape Garden Designers, Bristol, UK - landscapeadvice.co.uk 8. Nevada Landscape Association 9. Carroll County Maryland mulch stone delivery - All Landscape Supply - Inform... 10. Free Landscape Photographs 11. BiG C Lawn and Landscape Co. 12. Landscape Ontario Horticultural Trades Association 13. Landscape Lighting by MyLandscapeLighting.com - Outdoor Lighting Fixtures 14. Lawn & Landscape 15. Conway School of Landscape Design 16. 17. The Luminous Landscape 18. Perfect Landscapes | a lawn & landscape design / build and maintenance c... 19. Castles Pictures , Landscapes and Flowers Images High Resolution Digital Pho... 20. SAPLING | Architecture, Planning & Landscape INformation Gateway 21. Welcome to Landscape Forms, Benches, Chairs, Litter Receptacles, Ash Urns, T... 22. State of Oregon: Landscape Contractors Board 23. Landscape Architecture at Colorado State University 24. Geoff Murray Wilderness and Landscape Photography 25. OU Landscape Architecture: Master of Landscape Architecture 26. American Landscape and Architectural Design, 1850-1920 (American Memory, Lib... 27. Reemay, Inc. - Typar® Premium & Professional Landscape Products |
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