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Why might one install a bamboo fence rather than a traditional wood fence?
Bamboo fencing may be used instead of wood fence for multiple reasons. It may be used because of the better looking fence, being more sturdy than wood, or because it can cover a larger area.
What are materials used for vertical gardening?
Some people use pallets for vertical gardens. Other use special shelves. You can also use hanging bags on fence posts.
Can barrier fence be used for snow fence?
no
Why are floating gardens used?
floating gardens are gardens made by the Aztecs.
What is the verb for fence?
Fence is already used as a verb. To fence something off or "enclose within a fence" is a verb. In the sport of fencing, "to fence" is also a verb. Fence as in the actual object which is used as a boundary marker, is a noun.
What type of tool is commonly used to attach fence pickets to a fence, and what is the specific name of this tool?
A nail gun is commonly used to attach fence pickets to a fence.
What is copper used for in gardens?
When copper is used in gardens, it is usually used to control fungus on plants.
To fence in 2 cows Josie used 64 feet of fence. For 3 cows she used 96 feet of fence and for 4 cows she used 128 feet of fence. How many feet of fence will she use for 6 cows?
240 feetapex 2020.
What type of welding is used in fence manufacturing?
Resistance welding plants are used in fence manufacturing.
Is a steel fence a conductor?
The steel used in the fence is a conductor of electricity.
What is the strong or strongest part of a fence?
The strong or strongest part of a fence line are its posts. Posts are generally placed partly into the ground for permanent fencing. Posts provide structure for the entire fence, whether using slats or chain-link in between the posts. Even wood panels used instead of slats are typically weaker than the posts they are attached to in the fence line.
Why did the Aztec built floating gardens?
"Floating gardens" is a common misconception of the Chinampa system. It was used by the Aztec people to reclaim dry land from the Lake Texcoco: they built a palm and wood fence in the Lake shore, filled it with mud and planted above this "artificial island" several kinds of vegetation that absorbed the water and nutrients.
