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15 Beautiful Garden Fence Design Ideas

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When you put a lot of effort into your flowers and plants, you want everything else in your garden to be as spectacular as these beauties of nature. The right fence for your garden can enhance its natural beauty, while serving the useful function of protecting your space. The following are some of the most beautiful ideas out there in garden fencing design ideas.

Woven Rope Fence

Use a bit of rope to weave wooden posts together and create a pretty rustic look. This idea is particularly good for gardens in seaside towns.

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Privacy Fence

You can turn your garden into a private enclave with wall fencing. Go all the way up and enjoy your garden in seclusion and elegance.

Pallet Fencing

Repurposed wooden pallets transformed indoor furniture, why not your garden fence? If you want a fun, rustic look, build your garden fence out of wood pallets.

Repurposed Wood Fence

Speaking of repurposed, found wood from around your property can make a beautiful fence for a wild garden. Keep the wood lengths uneven to give it a unique and natural look.

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Stone Wall

Evoke the mystery of long walks across Western Ireland by building a stone wall as your garden fence. You can find the pieces on your property and just start stacking away.

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License Plate Fence

If you like things a little eclectic or funky, a license plate fence can be a fun way to go. Line a traditional fence with colorful plates from across the U.S.

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Bike Wheel Fence

Set a row of bike wheels into the earth to create a one-of-a-kind barrier for your garden. You can even paint the wheels in contrasting colors to spice it up.

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Lattice Fence

Create a lattice work pattern with repurposed wood. This choice gives you structure but a natural feel and is ideal for wood settings.

Log Fence

Whether you live in Big Sky country or just want to evoke the West, you can use a log fence to bring a bold rustic look to your garden.

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Flower Post Fencing

Set baskets or vases at each fence post to liven up a spare fence. This solution is a great way to supplement your fence with the natural beauty of your garden.

The Brightly Colored Fence

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Bamboo Fence

The simplicity and resilience of bamboo makes it an aesthetic and reliable choice for garden fencing. Consider adding a bamboo barrier to get a simple and elegant garden fence solution.

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The Painted Fence

Jazz up a simple wood slat fence with mural painting. You can get the kids involved, too, and make the garden a true family space.

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The Hedge Fence

A hedge wall brings together the natural and the creative. Keep it simple or trim designs into your hedge wall to give your garden a unique look.

Trellis Fence

Climbing vines can make your garden fence come alive. Find a trellis fence and plant some climbing plants to create a living boundary for your garden.

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