Driftwood fence diy

Charlie Baker's custom rustic designs—fashioned from driftwood and salvaged materials—have graced gardens across the country, as well as the windows of Hermès. We investigate the story behind this innovative landscape designer and furniture maker.

Tired of hauling garden debris? Save effort and landfill space, and encourage wildlife, by stacking and weaving it into a neat, out-of-the-way row as a passingly attractive “dead hedge.”

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Our fence made out of split cedar is on average about 10 feet high and will obviously keep any but the rare "flying" deer out of our garden. The cost of it all was that of the gas for the truck to get to the scavenging area and the nails or screws that it took

Many successful designers find inspiration beyond the garden. Theme gardens, like this coastal one, help show off your unique vision.

Put some imagination—and recycled products—to good use in your landscape with inventive DIY garden edging.

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Making a rustic twig screen using sticks and rebar.

Aeonium nobile Our love of driftwood was solidified when we lived in Outer Sunset next to the beach. Post from March 2012. We haven't checked in lately, so we're not sure if it's still there. Whoever created this work of garden awesomeness rocks! It’s on 44th avenue around Pacheco maybe (I can’t remember, but I’m pretty sure…