Garden Fencing Ideas With Redwood Palings That Have Taken Flight
Fencing is a necessary inconvenience to a landscape design. I would prefer to border a property with plantings, a few boulders, or a low free stacked stone wall. Yet, we need our privacy, protect our yards and gardens, or simply screen a utility area.
A stylized egret shape cut atop redwood fencing palings has added an entertaining "not fenced in" charm to a variety of my fencing assignments. Because no two palings are alike, the one shape can be flipped, patterned and arranged in endless ways. These options and choices have made what at first seemed to be a task of inconvenience one to enjoy.
A stylized egret shape cut atop redwood fencing palings has added an entertaining "not fenced in" charm to a variety of my fencing assignments. Because no two palings are alike, the one shape can be flipped, patterned and arranged in endless ways. These options and choices have made what at first seemed to be a task of inconvenience one to enjoy.
A simple partition
The Palings Silhouette
Through the pergola to the spa
A patio enclosure
The enclosure detail after weathering
A variation detail
Screening for a hot tub
Carved tops detail
Carved fencing detail
The birds against the sky
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Thanks for great ideas for garden fencing that has created asafety and cool ambiance in your backyard. Whether it's around your yard, yourhouse, or even your garden, a fence can protect what's inside and also add alot of visual interest to your own outdoor space. Thanks for nice article.
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Simply amazing idea! I like the selection of wood. Wood and the design it has given on the top of every fence panel is looking so natural and good. It is enhancing the house exteriors and also improving the security of this house. Lovely!
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