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Week 22 · May

Repair a fence or add a privacy hedge screen

A privacy hedge screen turns a chain link fence into a green wall in an afternoon, with no watering and no trimming.

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Week 22MayTime: 1 daySkill: Easy to moderate

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  1. Reset leaning posts with fast-setting concrete.
  2. Start panels at a bottom corner and work across.
  3. Tie each panel to the fence every 8 to 10 in with UV zip ties.
  4. Trim the edges flush.
When to call a pro: Fences on a property line: talk to your neighbor first. Over 6 ft usually needs a permit.
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