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Article Title: Wooden Garden Fence - Why You Should Go For One
Author: Derek Farley
Category: Landscaping, Gardening, Home
Word Count: 414
Keywords: wooden garden fence,garden fence,wooden garden,matriculated 
garden,protect crops,pesky dogs
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Putting up a wooden garden fence to protect crops from being invaded by pets 
and children is a great project to begin. Many gardeners become extremely 
frustrated when their garden is constantly being trampled on by pesky dogs and 
young kids who don't know any better. However, without an easy to recognize 
barrier to keep them out, there is no reason why they should see the difference 
between the lawn and a carefully matriculated garden. Choosing wood as the 
material to build a fence around the plants will ensure that it will remain 
sturdy over a long period of time and give the yard a charming feel.

There's no reason why a gardener must suffer from their plants being trampled 
or pulled out by careless invaders. A fence is often very affordable and easy 
to install, so almost any person can purchase a fence without breaking their 
budget. Instead of choosing wire or plastic as the material for the fencing, a 
person should pick wood because it much more durable. Wood can withstand years 
of wear and not be pushed over as easily as other cheaper alternatives, making 
it a great choice especially in areas with tough outdoor conditions.

When installing the fencing in a yard, it is important that the homeowner takes 
into consideration what they're protected the garden from. Large dogs will need 
a much higher fence then smaller ones to keep them from entering it. If the 
only intruders are small children and animals, the fence doesn't need to be as 
heavy duty. Overdoing the design of the fencing can be a waste of money if the 
intruder's capabilities aren't very powerful. As long as the wood stakes are 
pushed in deep enough and there are no gaps between the stakes, the plants 
should be well protected from most invaders.

Once the seeds of plants have begun growing in a garden, it becomes a battle to 
keep them healthy and properly growing and producing vegetables, herbs, or 
flowers. When there are pesky dogs and children that are continuously invading 
the garden, trampling and crushing plants, a gardener may feel just about ready 
to give up completely. Choosing to purchase a wooden garden fence to surround 
the plants will ensure that everything inside the barrier will be protected 
from typical invaders. Keeping in mind the strength and size of animals or 
children that will be frequently nearby is the most important thing to consider 
when choosing how tall and strong the fence needs to be.

You can get much more information, articles and resources about garden fences 
by visiting http://www.gardenfence.org
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