A brush fence serves multiple useful functions, it looks nice and tidy, and it requires only a few inexpensive materials. If you find yourself with an overabundance of cut limbs and brush, consider this interesting and easy to DIY solution that yields privacy, wildlife habitat, compost, and more. Read the article for complete instructions on how to build your own brush fence for under $100.
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