Super Easy Fencing Solutions

This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Freedom Outdoor Living for IZEA. All opinions are 100% mine.

Super Easy Fencing Solutions

Super Easy Fencing Solutions

Do you have a prickly predicament in your front or back yard? We do– our a Monkey Puzzle Tree. It’s quite lovely and healthy. There’s only one issue… it’s also very spiky.

Super Easy Fence Solutions

Three or four times a week, one of my kids (or one of their friends) walks, runs or rides their bike into this tree and hurts themselves! That’s why I am so excited about Connections Decorative Fencing, available at Lowe’s. Connections™ is a fabulous to use short term or long term. It’s also flexible, affordable and low-maintenance.

It’s easy to customize Connections™ to meet your needs. There are many different height options: Use one panel with 1-tier posts, or stack two panels with 2-tier posts or use three panels with 3-tier posts. One item of note: you always need one more post than panels to finish your design.

There’s no digging, hardware, glue or concrete footers needed! It’s a cinch to install with materials that you can find at Lowe’s and you can reconfigure it as your needs change.

Super Easy Fence Solutions

Here’s what the space looked like before. I wanted to use Connections™ to create an attractive barrier to that Monkey Puzzle Tree.

Super Easy Fence Solutions

I decided to use 1 panel with 1-tier posts design. It’s super easy to install.

Super Easy Fence Solutions

You simply insert the first stake (which is part of the posts kids) halfway into the ground. Then insert a second stake 37 1/4″ away from that first stake. Super Easy Fence Solutions

Next, slide the posts over the stakes. Then you slide the spacers (also included in the posts kits) into the sides of the posts that where you will putting the panel insert.

Super Easy Fence Solutions

 Finally you slide the panel insert into the posts.

Super Easy Fence Solutions

Then add the post caps. Easy peasy.

Super Easy Fence Solutions

Now the Monkey Puzzle Tree is safely standing behind Connections™ fencing. There are so many other uses as well.

Super Easy Fencing Solutions

Ways to use Connections™

1. Privacy: Get added privacy  around patios, decks or hot tubs. Also great for blocking the view from neighbors.

2. Conceal: Hide those things you don’t want others to see like kid’s toys, wood piles… even compost!

3. Decorative Accents: Add some decorative edging around a patio, mailbox or walkway.

4. Protection: Great for keeping kids  out of prickly trees, bushes and protecting new plants and flowers.

It’s also a great way to give your yard a new look!

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  1. I have an acre, and there is one spot that needs attention. I would make a small garden using the fencing.

  2. I would fence off my gardenia bush in my front yard. My dog thinks it’s his personal fire hydrant. We’ve had to replace the bush twice.

  3. i would use this fencing for my veggie garden in my side yard! this fencing would make my garden more attractive!!!

  4. Oh I would love to use it to create a barrier for my milkweed for the monarchs. I help raise them in the summer months, last year we released over 100. With our storms this past month, it has broken a few or the tall ones, and I was looking for a way to help protect the milkweed. This would be perfect.

  5. I love this & it’s just what I need. Love that it would be easy to use and move. I would love to put it around my porch

  6. I have area on the front side of my house where the dogs lie and nothing can ever grow there, I would block that view.

  7. I would put this up around my newly planted shrubs to keep my neighbors dogs off of them.

  8. I would use it for the area between our neighbors to keep my son out of their backyard (it is a small area on our property line behind their garage.

  9. This would be great for an area by my entrance gate and mailbox. The neighbors’
    chickens keep getting into my front yard through this small opening! Connections
    products would fit well there.

  10. I would use it to block off a very ugly electrical box outside of our house in our back yard! I have young kids who are curious and I need a solution, this fencing is perfect!

  11. I would use this in front of my flower bed so my son would quit accidentally mowing my flowers.

  12. If I won, I’d give this to our daughter. Her yard could use some fencing like this to keep critters out.

  13. Oh man we could definitely need one of these!! We have a small section of yard that dips down and then falls into more of a “cliff” we lose balls over constantly. we need a catch for them lol. And our garden needs protection.

  14. I would love to use this for my front yard. I have a little garden area that gets a bit of foot traffic since I live on a corner lot and this would be perfect to protect and make the area look better!

  15. I would use these for enclosing an area for our dog outside so he can run more instead of being on a chain

  16. We would use it in the backyard. We are trying to separate a section by the fire pit & jacuzzi. This would be perfect!! Thank you.

  17. We are in the process of buying a new home, so we would use it to help decorate the yard at the new place.

  18. OMG I need this. When we grow things they either get eaten by wildlife or mowed over by my husband. Haha. I would definitely use this to protect my currently growing pumpkin, blackberry and apple plants.

  19. I would use the Connections Fencing Package in this one little area in front of my house. I wanted to plant a few little things and this would really work for me for my project! Thank you!

  20. I would fence off my gardenia bush so my naughty dog will keep away from it. He thinks it’s a fire hydrant.

  21. Oh my this is cute . I would set it up as a private gated area for my dogs coming in and out ….

  22. I would fence off the area that I cannot see on the side of the house because at night the dogs like to roam around there. I’m always afraid of skunk meetings there.

  23. I have bushes in the front that bloom with beautiful red flowers near the fall but are so thorny! It never fails that at least once a week there is a kid who goes too close to it and ends up crying! This would be perfect to go around it…I can still get there to trim it and don’t have to worry about the kids!