How to Fence a Garden
Keep in mind it is important to leave enough room between the fence and the actual growing area to permit you to move around the plants., Measure the area that is to be fenced with a measuring tape, including the height you want the fence to be...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Keep in mind it is important to leave enough room between the fence and the actual growing area to permit you to move around the plants.
Several types are available, such as wood, wire and mesh.
Dig your post holes deep enough to bury half the pole.
Add gravel to cover the bottom of the hole before setting the post.
This will help with drainage. ,, When using dirt, make sure you continuously compress the dirt as you add it to the hole.
This makes for a solid, tight fit.
If you choose cement as your base, you will need to stabilize the post until the cement sets. , Common materials used include wood slats, chicken wire, vinyl netting or mesh.
You can also choose more decorative materials. , A simple gate can be made by extending the length of the materials used approximately 1 foot (0.3 meters).
Add some hooks onto the extension in order to attach the gate to the fence when you want it closed. -
Step 2: Measure the area that is to be fenced with a measuring tape
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Step 3: including the height you want the fence to be.
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Step 4: Choose the material you plan to use as your fence.
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Step 5: Dig holes spaced evenly around your garden for your fence posts using a shovel or spade.
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Step 6: Fill each hole with either dirt or cement.
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Step 7: Cut and attach the material you will be using to fence a garden using a hammer (mallet)
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Step 8: nails and wire cutters.
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Step 9: Include an easy access gate or opening for you to enter the garden.
Detailed Guide
Several types are available, such as wood, wire and mesh.
Dig your post holes deep enough to bury half the pole.
Add gravel to cover the bottom of the hole before setting the post.
This will help with drainage. ,, When using dirt, make sure you continuously compress the dirt as you add it to the hole.
This makes for a solid, tight fit.
If you choose cement as your base, you will need to stabilize the post until the cement sets. , Common materials used include wood slats, chicken wire, vinyl netting or mesh.
You can also choose more decorative materials. , A simple gate can be made by extending the length of the materials used approximately 1 foot (0.3 meters).
Add some hooks onto the extension in order to attach the gate to the fence when you want it closed.
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