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greengardener07

Limbs and branches into a picket fence

greengardener07
16 years ago

Hi all, I was lucky enough to find a whole heap of branches and limbs in the trash the other night. So while I was driving by, I filled up my trunk to the max and took my treasures home. To think, someone was throwing this good stuff out!

I want to make a picket fence of sorts to borded a garden bed. Any suggestions on how to do this?

Thanks for any help.

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