Fences
Fences are not just for boundaries! Use fences to break up large areas of a garden and create smaller spaces within this. Fence types range from cleft picket fences, to traditional cleft post and rail fencing and the flexible wired paling.  Wired paling is perfect for irregular shaped boundaries, undulating banks, fencing around ponds, and to fill in troublesome gaps in hedges.
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Example of nailed chestnut paling fence panel
Front view of close boarded chestnut picket fence
Nailed chestnut paling fence with unpeeled Chestnut posts
Nailed chestnut picket fence on gently sloping ground level
Nailed chestnut picket fence alongside rising steps
Nailed chestnut picket fence with sawn oak posts
Picket fence adjacent to play area
Random height nailed chestnut paling fence
Rear view of close boarded chestnut picket fence
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Chestnut fence with alternating height pickets
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