How To Build a Garden Fence

[@grammydayao7581]

Your a big help to people who need to keep it simple and easy, I dont need to know how to build a clock , like some other videos I have seen on KZbin, I love your down to earth method's . Keep them simple . 🌝

[@tomintheshop]

Thanks 👍

[@eibaby5678]

Awesome trick with "sandwiching" the fencing in between a couple of pieces of scrap and then clamping it. I'm doing my first garden surround and we're at the stapling in the mesh fencing now so this is a great idea. Thank you!!!

[@tomintheshop]

Thanks

[@amandak5752]

I learned so much! Thank you!!

[@tomintheshop]

You are so welcome!

[@jeffaiello2168]

I learned something! Loved the fence tightening method.

[@tomintheshop]

Thanks

[@jimmypchacko]

Thank you for this! Very practical advise

[@tomintheshop]

YW

[@adfolendore]

Great explanation! This is what we need to do for our new garden. Have you built the gate yet? It would be nice to see a video showing the gate with a similar explanation of the process and dimensions etc. Thanks for sharing!

[@tomintheshop]

I did. I used a kit. I am going to do a video on it sometime soon though because I am doing another one on the west fence

[@WilfredForbert]

You mentioned that you used a good stain on your 2x4s. What one is that?

[@crossing3790]

Looks great. I am about to do some fencing similar to yours. I think there has to be a way that the whole structure can support itself without digging any holes to put the posts in. Or maybe just every third or fourth post to go into the ground. I want to integrate high beds made of wood alongside the fencing and as part of the fencing. I need to figure out a way to make those beds part of the supporting foundation. Got lots of rocky ground. Maybe if the whole interior edge is made into a grow bed area couple of feet inward. The smaller the area the easier but large and wide areas to fence may be a bit tricky. Any ideas? I have lots of deer and elks here in sweden. Couple of wolves and lots of foxes. I dont mind sharing but there is a limit :-)

[@lindashertz8279]

Great video. Using your video as a guide to build a vegetable garden fence. What type of screws for the brackets?

[@Growyourheirlooms]

I used 1 1/4" exterior screws and 1" roofing nails for part of it. It doesn't matter as long as they are exterior screws or nails

[@josephgervino2487]

Great video, this was very helpful. Do you have any content on building a garden door?

[@oddopops1327]

Nice video!

[@tomintheshop]

Thanks

[@eleanorsimpson4171]

This is a really helpful video. I do have a question, though. Can you please share the length/type of staples you used to attach the wire to the posts? Thank you very much!

[@tomintheshop]

Sorry, it's in the description

[@funkyjohnhuie]

Great video, thanks! I am using your video the most. Did you use gravel underneath your concreted posts? Is that necessary?

[@tomintheshop]

No gravel. I didn't think it needed it

[@bens708]

People usually put a little gravel in if the hole was dug too deep and they want to raise it up.

[@sarahanderson8459]

Is that a concrete you dumped in the hole?

[@Growyourheirlooms]

Quickrete

[@bens708]

Quikrete, you just dump it in the hole and add the water. Currently $5 and change per 50 lb bag at Home Depot.

[@JipseeGirl]

WILL YOU MARRY ME? :o)