A cheap ingredient that can be found at any supermarket is the solution to removing the green algae from the wood fences, and ...

fences and garden furniture.” GardenBuildingsDirect recommends several ways to remove algae, one of which costs mere pennies: white vinegar. A small bottle from Sainsbury’s or Tesco costs 35p.

IF you’re getting your garden ready for the warmer weather, it’s likely your fence might need some TLC. Damp weather conditions over the winter can cause green algae to form on the ...

“The best option for getting rid of algae on the fence without a pressure wash is a vinegar solution. I personally put equal parts of white vinegar and water in a spray bottle or garden sprayer ...

AS Spring lurks right round the corner, if you want to ensure your garden glows in time for the warmer weather, you’ve come ...

Ruling in favour of the Deans, he ordered Ms White and Mr Nathan to tear the fence and gate out which separates the access strip from the Deans' garden, as well as to unlock the entrance to the ...

Algae can damage your wooden fences as it retains moisture; not to mention, it can be a bit of an eyesore in your garden, so ...

AS Spring lurks right round the corner, if you want to ensure your garden glows in time ... be used to banish stains on fences, the gardening experts swear by white vinegar or tea tree oil ...

Whether you're upgrading an old fence or installing a new one, you may wonder if it should be painted the same color as the house. Here's what we know.

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