Wooden fences, just like your car or clothes, get dirty with time. Remember, they are always out and exposed and, hence, prone to accumulating dirt and debris. Chances are, you don't want your wooden ...

Fencing can take a beating throughout winter, with blustering winds and heavy rain leaving wooden panels looking worse for wear. While cleaning up the effects of the cold season might seem like a time ...

Q: My wood fence is moldy and some of the boards are loose as a result of moisture around the base. I’ve also noticed some sagging in this area. I pressure washed and cleared the weeds around the base ...

Rather than splashing out on a pressure washer, simple kitchen ingredients could restore beautiful wooden fencing in the garden. Instead of letting green algae turn your garden into an eyesore, you ...

Don't look after your fence - and you risk a grim surprise A SAVVY cleaning expert has shared a purse-friendly way of tackling green algae on your fence with no faff. The glorious sunshine is back, ...

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IF you want to ensure that your garden looks summer-ready, then you’ve come to the right place. Particularly if you’re planning on inviting guests round to enjoy the sunshine, and want to make sure ...

Wooden fences can add a lovely rustic touch to your garden, but they can get dirty and covered in green algae if not looked after. This can make them look more messy than rustic. You could clean these ...

Green patches of algae appearing on your fence can not only look unsightly but also lead to costly replacements if wood rot sets in. Painting over them is a great way to cover them up and spruce up ...

Each autumn, leaves fall from above to signal the changing of the seasons. But if you’ve got a wood deck, the leaves also signal trouble ahead. As leaves, pine needles and other tree-canopy debris ...