Wood is a popular material for fences, but the type of wood creates a major difference in price and performance. And there's ...

Using redwood fence panels available at any lumber supplier ... The one-inch hexagonal mesh will also keep smaller animals out of your yard and garden.

• Before the heat and dry air of spring and summer, update your irrigation system to in-line drip, flexible tubing with ...

Recent construction work has included widening the Bay Trail path, adding grills and picnic tables, and installing fencing for a dog ... a small succulent garden and a small field for visitors.

With the clear weather drying things out, we’ve been able to do garden work ... we notice the generations of fence posts. The original oak posts have mostly rotted, just a few remaining. The next set ...

Use lumber to to style a garden bench; build a play area, privacy fence, wood-plank pathway ... Treated timber, often cut from cedar, pine, and redwood trees, is well known for its natural weather ...

Struggling to keep pesky animals and pests away from your garden beds? Here are 9 fencing ideas that will keep wildlife away ...

simply painting won’t address the algae problem and resorting to high-priced products could expose your beloved garden plants or flowers to damaging chemicals. Fortunately, East Coast Fencing ...

Garden fences can be a prime location for algae growth because wood is porous, which means it can absorb moisture. Algae love high levels of moisture and shade, which is why you've likely spotted ...

including one that was planted in 1954 at the Beal Botanical Garden. The tree stands 86 feet tall with a 3.9-foot diameter. One of the three sequoia species, the dawn redwood is neither as tall ...

“Sometimes after we’d act cocky in a match, he’d call us a bunch of Redwood cherries and walk out. He admitted later that he went over to the pools and watched us through the fence and saw ...