| How do you build yourself a fence when
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| | approximately two foot six inches high by
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| you don't really want a fence to be seen
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| | six foot across.
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| in your yard?
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| | This type of fencing does not need a lot
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| This is often a problem for people for
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| | of support from a fence post, it is not
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| small yards, as they want to avoid that
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| | meant to be leant on. Posts of
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| boxed in feeling. Another reason for this
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| | 2"x2" timber that are about
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| is that while many people do not actually
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| | three foot six inches long, hammered into
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| want a fence, sometimes, one becomes
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| | the ground should do it. The wire can be
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| necessary.
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| | attached by a stapling gun.
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| This can happen when perhaps the neighbor
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| | Assuming this part is all done. You now
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| has a big inquisitive dog, or their
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| | need to do the 'disguise'. Low level fir
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| little kids 'visit' your flowers! etc.
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| | trees about three foot high are fairly
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| While shrubs offer a boundary line, they
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| | inexpensive, and you can dot these along
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| can still be 'crossed' by dogs and
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| | your fence posts. Plant one at every
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| children alike.
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| | post, about a foot in front of each post.
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| One way to get around this problem is to
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| | If you don't like uniformity, plant two,
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| erect a minimal low style fence, and then
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| | or even three, in front of one or two of
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| to disguise it. Sounds mysterious? Not
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| | the posts.
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| really... read on.
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| | Along the run of wire, you can plant two
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| As with any fence, before you start you
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| | or three evergreen shrubs that will not
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| must check your local by laws, zoning
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| | grow very high. Your back row must be
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| laws, building permit laws etc. You often
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| | evergreen, because you need to hide the
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| are allowed to have a higher back fence
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| | fence all year round. If you plant a
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| than sides or front etc, so you will need
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| | small outdoor ivy plant in the middle of
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| to know all this.
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| | each six foot length of wire fence you
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| There will be three areas where most
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| | can train it along the fence, it will
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| people like the fence as high as it is
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| | only take a year to be established.
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| allowed. Two of these are by the back
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| | Once you have the evergreens in, you can
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| and front door. A third may be the
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| | choose a few annual shrubs and bushes for
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| vegetable patch. If the patch is on the
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| | color in the spring and summer. If you
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| edge of the yard, then the boundary is a
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| | want to have a trouble free fence area,
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| good place to raise a high trellis for
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| | just let your lawn grow up to it.
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| climbing plants like runners beans or
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| | If you want a slightly more professional
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| trailing cucumber.
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| | look, group more shrubs in a few random
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| Putting those considerations aside, the
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| | spots, especially a corner, and add
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| rest of the fencing will be very cheap.
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| | bedding plants each spring. Building this
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| It is hiding the fence that is your main
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| | type of fence need not offend your
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| expense. The fence itself will be made of
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| | neighbor, you can tell him that you are
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| wire netting of any size. An average
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| | building a wire support for your shrubs.
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| guess for span size would be
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