30 Best Garden Fence Ideas That Will Add a Decorative Touch to Your Yard

This simple DIY project is here to give your boring concrete garden wall a chic upgrade. The warm-toned wood pairs perfectly with the verdant greenery spilling from planters. Plus, you get a bit more vertical garden space. If you already have a classic wood fence, you can copy the look by adding planters along its length.

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Tall bamboo poles are pliable enough to weave together into a fence yet strong enough to support tomatoes, cucumbers, and other vine vegetables! Who doesn't love something practical and stylish? And if you can't get your hands on any bamboo, don’t worry! You can also do this project with sturdy branches.

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Any gardener knows that mesh wire fencing is exactly what some vines and flowers need to grow to their full potential. So, use this as the base to grow pretty summer roses or pea vines. The dense greenery can provide a sense of privacy without disrupting the landscape as a solid border might.

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We love the simple, streamlined design of this tall, freestanding cedar trellis. Not to mention, the sophisticated look! Spruce it up with some flowering vines or woven reeds and use it to divide different sections of your yard or garden.

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Add an unexpected touch with this DIY fence art featuring natural and found elements such as branches, seed heads, bamboo, and moss set in a wooden frame. It doubles as a home for beneficial insects that you actually want to have in your garden, like bees and ladybugs. Place one (or several) along your wooden fence to really add to the look.

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Want a sense of privacy without cutting yourself off from the world? The lattice-screened top half of this fence is both decorative and creates a sense of openness. Finish it off by tacking on a few little plant pot hangers with flowers to add pops of color and a bit of visual layering.

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A chain link fence doesn't have to be an eyesore. Dress it up with colorful tin can flower pots in a cheerful polka dot print. While we love the whimsical look of these, you can also choose any other pattern and paint combo to match your home.

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Give your garden a coastal feel with this easy DIY rope fence. In this tutorial, the rope is threaded through wooden posts. You can even add a shell border and a decorative anchor for more seaside flair.

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A simple wood fence is the backdrop for these unique picture frame planters. You can make them with cedar, metal fencing wire, and ornate plastic frames before filling them with the florals of your choice. It's like a gallery wall for your yard!

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A tall pallet planter can make a unique and colorful fence for your garden. This one features a stunning array of coleus, succulents, pansies, and begonias.

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A roll of inexpensive wire fencing is dressed up with 1' x 4' wood trim to create this attractive fence around a raised bed garden. It's perfect for keeping those cute-but-pesky bunnies out of your veggies! This fence can be adapted to various heights.

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Is your backyard or deck wide open to everyone's view? Provide some much-needed privacy with this beautiful fence and planter combo.

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Update an old fence by attaching rolls of whitewashed bamboo for a beautiful, serene boho-style fence. Add lighting and other white accessories, and it's heaven! If you can't find bamboo, willow twig fence rolls will also work.

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Why not use live plantings as a fence? Here, boxwoods are trimmed to create an aesthetically-pleasing border along a walkway. It's only about a foot tall, but the design naturally keeps traffic out of the planting beds. Plantings can be trimmed to a formal hedge or left to naturalize.

This little painted fence, built from an old pallet, is more of a divider than a privacy screen. However, it provides an attractive transition from walk to garden. The planter, also made from scrap pallet wood, finishes the look.

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Pre-fab sheets of square lattice are attached to pressure-treated posts to create this gorgeous fence. The design affords privacy without a feeling of being hemmed in. Create an entire row, or erect a few strategically-placed panels.

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This beautiful fence has a secret: It's hiding an ugly, old chain link fence! The pre-fab panels are attached with metal brackets and cable ties. Genius!

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This clever fence uses inexpensive steel conduit, which gives a country-modern feel. It's attached to a deck here but would work just as well as an interesting boundary fence too.

Get the tutorial at Grandma's House DIY.

This attractive fence is constructed from low-maintenance vinyl. While the initial cost may be higher than wood, it lasts for a long time and cleans up with a power washer. No painting required!

A roll of vintage wire fencing, found at an architectural salvage shop, created this charming fence. It does the job of keeping the hens out of the planting beds and looks great.

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