Wood fences are classic, affordable, traditional, and well-loved -- but the nature of the beast is that they don't wear as well over the years as more durable materials like vinyl. With that said ...

Wooden fences, just like your car or clothes, get dirty with time. Remember, they are always out and exposed and, hence, prone to accumulating dirt and debris. Chances are, you don't want your wooden ...

When it comes to fencing materials, it seems Americans are not ready to part ways with wood fences. Concrete and steel may boast of permanence; however, wood remains the most popular fence type in the ...

Wooden fences can make a garden look welcoming and warm, but unfortunately, it can be difficult to keep wood looking great as algae can become a big problem in winter. Algae is a slimy plant ...

Let’s add flowering vines to the list. Climbing vines will grow up almost any structure in the yard, including trellises, fences, gates, and arbors. Their rapid growth and fragrant flowers will create ...

The only raw material you need to make a fence is wood. Any type of wood will do, so no need to get picky unless you care about how it looks aesthetically. Once you have some logs, convert it into ...

Wooden fences can add a warm and inviting touch to any garden, but maintaining their appearance can be challenging, especially with the threat of algae during winter. A slimy plant-like substance ...

Wooden fences can certainly transform a garden into a cosy retreat, yet the challenge of maintaining their aesthetic appeal is real, especially when algae rears its ugly head during the colder months.

You can reach Staff Writer Gus Morris at 707-304-9372 or [email protected]. On X (Twitter) @JustGusPD.