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Garden Screening
I currently have brush screening (2m high) but over the years it has worn away , cats have made holes in the bottom, etc. so I am looking to replace it.
I don't want to put fencing panels up but I notice there are various types of screening available, Reed, Brush, Willow, Fern and Bamboo.
Do any folk have any of these types, which do they find the most resilliant and can they be protected in some way with 'creosote' type stuff?
All feedback most welcome
Thanks
Simon
I don't want to put fencing panels up but I notice there are various types of screening available, Reed, Brush, Willow, Fern and Bamboo.
Do any folk have any of these types, which do they find the most resilliant and can they be protected in some way with 'creosote' type stuff?
All feedback most welcome
Thanks
Simon
Answers
It may be possible to buy, woven hazel hurdles from larger garden centers, or also maybe extenderble, lattice panels, made from willow brush or other material. If it is possible for you to grow a hazel bush, it may provide suitable material for patching up when needed. I would personally go for the rustic look of the natural bark, which is reasonably durable....
14:40 Thu 07th Feb 2013
It may be possible to buy, woven hazel hurdles from larger garden centers, or also maybe extenderble, lattice panels, made from willow brush or other material.
If it is possible for you to grow a hazel bush, it may provide suitable material for patching up when needed.
I would personally go for the rustic look of the natural bark, which is reasonably durable.
Good Luck
If it is possible for you to grow a hazel bush, it may provide suitable material for patching up when needed.
I would personally go for the rustic look of the natural bark, which is reasonably durable.
Good Luck