Gardeners can let their imaginations run wild when designing fences, but practicality should be the ultimate guide. Anticipate where certain plants in the proposed fenced area might grow fuller, or where ornamental garden fixtures might be placed.Fences constructed of heavier materials--stone or heavy metal--may be harder to alter or remove. Gardeners should proceed deliberately to ensure that plants aren't compromised in the process. Monitor variations in wind and sunlight in the area to be fenced. The goal of garden fence design should be to protect and enhance the appearance of the designated areas. Determine which fencing materials will work best for your area. In some cases, a fence's main purpose is to shield plants from pets, pedestrians and pests. In other cases, fences are meant to promote a theme: bamboo in a Japanese garden, or hammered steel in a more eclectic one. Carefully evaluate the area to be fenced. Determine whether the fence's purpose is to protect or adorn, or both. Identify where utility and sewer lines are placed to avoid hazards when digging fence-post holes. Measure the area and determine the desired fence height. Consult community guidelines, where applicable, to ensure your design is in compliance. Observe all property boundaries.Fences can help restrict wind flow, but they can also cast shadows on plants.

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Address :2nd,Xingsheng Road,Machangtun Village,Wangtongyue Town,Raoyang County,China

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