As a gardener, you may encounter a common problem: unwanted critters or pests that destroy your beloved plants and flowers. To protect your garden from such intruders, fencing can be a great solution. However, choosing and installing the right one requires some careful consideration. Here are some fencing tips for gardeners to help you protect your garden from unwanted visitors. Choose the right type of fencing There are many different types of fencing available, including wooden, metal, vinyl, and mesh. Each type has its own advantages and disadvantages, so choose the one that best suits your needs. For example, a wooden fence may provide a natural look, but it can be more susceptible to rotting and pests (unless pressure-treated or using cedar), while a metal fence is durable but can be more expensive. Install the fence properly Proper installation is key to ensuring that your fence is effective. Make sure to install the fence deep enough into the ground to prevent animals from digging underneath it. Also, make sure the fence is high enough to prevent animals from jumping over it. Use repellents In addition to fencing, you can also use repellents to deter animals from entering your garden. These can include natural or chemical repellents, such as plants that animals dislike or scent-based products. Keep the fence maintained Over time, fences can become damaged or weakened, which can make them less effective at keeping animals out. Regular maintenance, such as replacing broken boards or tightening loose wires, can help ensure that your fence remains effective. A Recent Project At Kingston Fence, our licensed contractors recently completed a successful wooden garden fence installation for a homeowner in Greenwood Park, one of Kingston’s fastest-growing residential neighbourhoods. The client wanted a clean, functional cedar fence to define their garden space while maintaining curb appeal. Our team handled the entire process — from utility checks to post setting and custom gate installation — with zero delays or rework. Unlike typical DIY attempts, which often face challenges like improper post depth (a common issue that can lead to shifting in Kingston’s variable soil), uneven fence lines, or missed permit requirements, our crew used professional-grade tools and followed city guidelines to ensure lasting results. According to Kingston’s 2021 housing report, over 72% of homes in suburban areas now feature some type of fence, and we’re proud to be contributing to that number with durable, professional solutions that save homeowners time, stress, and money. By following these fencing tips for gardeners, you can protect your garden from unwanted critters and pests, allowing your plants and flowers to flourish. Our Kingston fence contractors have many experience with dealing with different types of enclosures, so we are happy to provide you with top quality professional service.
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