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Ideas for Extra Privacy in Your Garden - Fantastic Gardeners Tips
07.08.2023 - 11:42 / blog.fantasticgardeners.co.uk
Everyone wants to have a place of peace and silence where they can be alone with their thoughts or even not think at all. And what better spot than a calm, beautiful garden.
However, nowadays achieving the much-needed solitude is becoming harder and harder, especially if you’re surrounded by nosy and curious neighbours. In this article, you will read about all the best landscaping ideas that will help you to create your very own garden heaven, away from prying eyes and unwanted noise.
A good start to building your small garden fortress is to make sure there is a strong, thick fence between you and the rest of the world. Unfortunately, this barrier is usually the first one to go during storms and strong winds.
So, if you have a fence that has been damaged at some point, consider either fixing the existing remains or install a brand new fence. Whether you do all on your own or decide to call a professional to repair it is entirely up to you. It mostly depends on how damaged your fence actually is.
For example, if you have a wooden one that only has some broken or bent panels, you can easily replace them with new ones. If the whole fence has fallen down but it’s still undamaged, check for any loose or wrecked nails, hammer some new ones and put it back up. In case you need to purchase some replacement panels, always look for treated wood as it will last longer than cheaper, untreated options.
If you don’t have a barrier, or it’s just not tall enough, reinforce your privacy with fence installation. We advise you to call a professional to make sure that everything is placed properly, so you won’t have any problems in the future.
Another stylish and sturdy option is to have a Bamboo fence. It’s proven to be a lot stronger than a
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