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18 Different Types of Garden Fences

June 1, 2015 by Kasi Smith 4 Comments

While it’s great having a garden to work in and plant delicious fruits and vegetables, it’s not fun when your plants are ransacked by pesky pets or unaware children. Not only that, but some gardens even attract the neighborhood strays! Don’t let your hard work get ruined by any of these problems; instead build a garden fence. Here are some fun and creative ideas to protect your garden and also make it even more beautiful!

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Picket Fence

Go for the classic garden fence that we all know and love. You can keep it white, or paint it any fun color that you want. Add a hinged door to make it even better!

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Photo from Garden Walk Garden Talk

Wattle

This may seem like a hard and time-consuming idea at first, but it’s actually pretty straightforward. Choose to build it at a height that works for your garden but that is also stable.

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Photo from Ikeren

Wood & Brick

Add a touch of class and elegance to your garden with this kind of fence! Make the pillars out of brick and the fence beams from wood. This gives your plants protection while also making the garden look even more quaint and beautiful!

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Photo from Design

Doorway

A doorway to the garden is like an invitation to leave all your cares behind and get lost among your plants. Choose or paint the door so it matches the plants you have in the garden!

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Photo from Oregon Uncovered

Vinyl

This is similar to the picket fence, but there are a few benefits to vinyl. It’s easier to clean if it gets dirty and it’s also usually cheaper than a picket fence. Make sure the slats are the right size and height for your garden, as well!

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Photo from Girl Engine

Bamboo

If you want a touch from foreign lands, then choose a bamboo garden fence! There are lots of ways you can shape and design the bamboo; just choose a style that you like most.

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Photo from Midwest Bamboo

Decorated

If you already have a fence but it’s old and boring, don’t worry about tearing it down and building a new one. Just decorate that fence! You can use bird houses, colorful dishes, or even make your own fence art!

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Photo from Amazing Interior Design

Painted

Alternatively, if you don’t want to decorate your fence, then paint it a fun and bright color! The vibrant fence will add dimension and life to your garden and be another feature that you and your neighbors will love!

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Photo from Kedel

Wrought Iron

Wrought iron fences come in numerous different designs, styles, and patterns. Choose a height that you like and then decide on the pattern that will work best for your garden. Add flowers in the curves to make it even more attractive!

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Photo from Ikeren

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Filed Under: DIY Yard, Hardscape, Landscape, Pathways, Patio Tagged With: Backyard fences, fence, Garden Fence, Wood Fence, Yard

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  1. Alex Trodder says

    March 4, 2016 at 7:50 pm

    We live near the mountains and have deer get into our yard and garden all the time. We’ve been trying to figure out a good fencing solution to keep them out. I like your idea about using bamboo as a fencing material. You don’t see that very often in our area. Thanks for all the ideas. I’ll keep them in mind.

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  2. ladybugbrand2 says

    June 20, 2016 at 10:59 am

    Oh such beautiful garden. If I have the money, I’d change my garden every 2 months perhaps? I just love beautiful garden. They are therapeutic. Thanks for this!

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  3. Megan Earl says

    July 7, 2016 at 5:45 pm

    I really love the fence in the first picture. I’ve always wanted a quaint little white fence to go around my garden like that! My husband and I just bought our first home and we are so excited to get a garden started. Of course, that means we’ll be wanting to put in a fence to protect the plants. Thanks for all of the pictures!

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  4. Corey M. says

    August 9, 2017 at 7:26 am

    Thank you very much for sharing! I think the fences with potted plants, such as #16, or the birdhouses, like #8 are the neatest, because they incorporate the nature herself into their fence through colorful plants or “birds of a feather”, and get to add a little creativity by painting and decorating the birdhouses/pots

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