If you would prefer rich green foliage over flowering shrubs or climbing plants for your living fence, Podocarpus could be for you, particularly if you have a large garden.

A cheap ingredient that can be found at any supermarket is the solution to removing the green algae from the wood fences, and it only takes 15 minutes with a little of effort Comments Lifestyle ...

Remove green algae stains from garden fence with 65p kitchen ingredient Shady parts of the garden might develop unsightly green algae, especially after a wet winter, but there's a simple solution ...

Fences stay clean and algae-free without a washer if gardeners do 1 simple task in June Fences can quickly become green with algae, moss, and mould stuck to the wooden panels, but there is a quick ...

Don't let green algae turn your beautiful garden into a sight for sore eyes; a simple cleaning solution is all you need to banish that gunk away. Neglecting the algae means risking wood decay and ...

The cleanest living fences are made of fence post cactus, Pachycereus marginatus. These minimally spined upright cactus stems are ramrod straight, making the most amazing green walls.

B&Q is selling an £8 privacy fence to make your garden feel like your own secluded oasis. With temperatures set to climb again this weekend, after a chilly bank holiday many of us are… ...