At last the weather is turning warmer, the gorse is blooming on heathland and our gardens are starting to blossom. At this time of year we know that lots of garden owners are thinking about what their first spring project should be.
Fences
as Camouflage
Perhaps
it’s a question of camouflaging the rubbish and recycling area or
the compost heap. This is where a panel or two of decorative fencing
can make all the difference. We love to talk about this kind of
project, because there are so many fencing
materials to choose from which will give different effects.
Screening
panels could come in bamboo, willow, reed or cleft chestnut.
Brushwood or bark might give a really natural finish to the area if
that is what you are after. We also advise you to think of trellis
which comes in panels with a thick lattice that is good for
camouflage. When they prefer more solid fences,
Upminster
and
other Essex residents often finish them with a dainty trellis top.
A
Fencing
Windbreak
Another
project you might have in mind is protection from wind for a small
area, perhaps where you have some seating or some delicate plants.
For this you don’t want solid fencing
but something that allows some air through while reducing the
strength of the wind. For our customers in east London and Essex
areas such as Romford and Hornchurch,
fencing
types we recommend for this will include trellis panels. If you want
to grow a living windbreak, a panel or two behind the plants will do
the job while they grow.
Whatever
type of spring garden projects you have in mind, now is the time to
start having fun with them.
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