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Modular Garden Fencing

Modular Garden Fencing
This fencing for your plot is attractive, sturdy, and can be removed quickly, without leaving a trace. The panels can be used over and over again, reconfigured, and/or added onto at any point in time. The main purpose of this fencing is to protect one's garden from humans, dogs, rabbits, chickens, and other large, ground-traveling lifeforms that can harm plants, but it also creates a nice visual border around the garden.

 
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Step 1Materials

Materials
-8' lengths of 1x2" lumber. (2 per panel. Untreated pine is cheap and will work fine if you're going to paint your fencing.)

-1/2" plywood. (6 sq. in. per panel. B/C grade will work fine.)

-3' chicken wire. (5' of length per panel.)

-Exterior latex paint OR stain and polyurethane OR just polyurethane. (A quart will cover around 16 panels.)

-4' lengths of 1/4" rebar. (2 rods per panel.)

-1-1/4" finish nails. (32 per panel. I used 16-gauge.)

-Heavy-duty staples. (32 per panel. I used 3/4".)

-8" zip-ties. (2 per panel.)
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