Garden fencing has to both be practical and look great in the garden. And not just any garden – it has to be right for your own particular plot.
Most fences are used for screening - they might be hiding an ugly view, obscuring the neighbours,
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Garden fencing has to both be practical and look great in the garden. And not just any garden – it has to be right for your own particular plot.
Most fences are used for screening - they might be hiding an ugly view, obscuring the neighbours,
Every wooden fence has a lifespan and that can, unfortunately, be shortened by a number of factors. If the fence has been damaged by the elements, or an errant football, or has been in constant and direct contact with the soil, things may rot earlier
Last month, we caught up with Neil Wilcox, Information Officer at Thrive, about how gardening can help people from all walks of life build confidence, skills, and relationships. We look at some of the work that Thrive does, how you can get involved, and how