Metal Garden Fencing - Set of 5 Interlocking Panels for Flower Beds and Landscaping - Decorative Scroll Edging with Lawn Stakes by Pure Garden (Black)

When Covid forced me into a work from home atmosphere, I decided to permit my dogs on the bed as fill-ins for my office mates, so I bought a dog ramp. But two of my dogs are blind and the ramp is steep so I needed a way to keep them from falling off. I saw this railing and the MacGyver in me went to work. I drilled holes into the ramp and slipped each fence right in. I placed the interlock hinges for the bottom two fences at the bottom of the ramp, facing the same direction. Then I slightly bent the final fence and dropped the stakes into the hinges to create a gate. When I don't have the gate closed, I store it next to one of the other fence by sliding a stake into an empty hinge.

It was not the season to buy these in the big box store, but I really needed something reasonably attractive to keep my pup from tearing up the downspout in the corner. I found these and figured it was worth a try. Was I surprised! The last house and the last time I needed these, I could only find cheap wire things that I could easily bend by hand. These were sturdy and look like they are going to hold up well! In comparison, the first ones would bend when I pushed them into the ground.... THESE DO NOT! The first ones were vinyl coated wire, which will last a little while but not forever, THESE ARE NOT! They are nice metal and appear powder coated or something. I am excited that these are going to last me as long as I need them, and not just for a season or two.....

I had a 7-foot area of impatiens that I needed to protect from our resident wildlife (bunnies, possums, etc.). I didn’t want anything too tall, just something that would deter them from mangling them as they cruise through the garden. The mimosa style is perfect and it’s just the right length for my use. This decorative “fencing” seems to be very well-made, sturdy, and super easy to put together. It’s very pretty once installed. A little pricey though.

I am actually *REALLY* impressed with these fence panels. They are super cute,, sturdy, join easily, and I have ZERO issues with my dogs knocking them over, or having to constantly realign them. I've had them about a month now, and I haven't had to touch them once since installing them. And, they look super cute guarding my new pomegranate trees.I will definitely be buying more.

We had originally bought some of these at a big box DIY store. Went back for more and they were all gone. Found them on Amazon. Great product. Durable and sturdy. Spacing is close enough together to keep possums out of my garden. They were building paths through the vegetation. This fence hides well and keeps the critters out.

As I was taking them out of the box I noticed that a few of them looked and felt rusted on the top.Not thrilled.

The last garden fence I had was plastic and would not stand straight and stay in the ground. This fence is sturdy and goes deeper in the ground to stay straight, as well as very pretty. I'm very happy with them.

Low profile and beautiful garden fencing. It’s just enough of a visual barrier to remind kids (and even some adults) that the garden is separate from the lawn without taking away the beauty of the plants.