To determine the right kind of fence for you, think about your priorities. If durability matters the most, metal is the best ...

no digging required! Don’t you want to get your hands dirty in this garden by @sisters.inthe.garden? The cedar wood fence distinguishes it from the rest of the yard, and the upper trellis is ...

To create a lovely garden path, look no further than this no-dig method for simple flower beds. To follow this procedure, start by taking several old cardboard boxes and spreading them along the area ...

A pocket on top holds the fence post securely. They are easier to install than spiked wooden posts and have a rust-resistant finish for durability. Ground screws are another no-dig fence post holder, ...

"No digging. No need to dismantle the fence. No need to destroy beautiful, mature planting. 750mm long and weighing 0.75 kg each, the sturdy steel stakes anchor firmly into the underground wood of ...

But if your garden is looking a bit worse ... even in hard to reach places. There is no need for any digging, or to dismantle any more of the fence. The two solid steel stakes simply slot into ...

"The mum often knocks on the back door. "On top of that the fence is only 3ft high so we have no privacy in the kitchen if they are out in the garden." Asking for advice, the woman concluded ...

This might be useful if you and your neighbour are really butting heads over the topic, because as CompareTheMarket writes: “Unfortunately, there’s no garden fence law in England and Wales ...