Tree stump fence

A few years ago our neighbors big pine tree was struck by lightning and she had it cut down this spring. We bought our house almost 3yrs. ago and always wanted…

This little retaining wall was built from a cedar tree that fell on the property. It is helping to shore up an edible hugelkultur bed above.

The old ugly tree stump that used to be an eyesore can become a star attraction in your garden or backyard with these decorating ideas.

Don’t let that old tree stump go to waste. Use one of our tree stump ideas for inspiration and make it a must-see piece of your garden!

Check out what the wife did to resolve our fence issue (read argument). She was concerned that one of kids would take a header down the hill. You know, "hey boy...go deep" and right over. Splat. I'm dead set against a chain link as it's going to ruin the view and besides, it's gonna cost some coi...

After knowing these 20 Creative Things to Do with Tree Stumps, you'll find yourself lucky if you've got some of them in your backyard!

Do you want to try to make something unique from a tree cut down, or a rigid, dead tree stump with bare bases in the garden? There are countless options to transform them into a striking focal point that can impress your guests. From DIY fire pit, garden railing, planters, garden pathway, and more, these are projects you can make easily to change your garden more beautiful and outstanding.

Tree stumps are a great material to craft something. Here are some methods of upcycling tree stumps to make your garden look cooler.

Their majestic boughs offer shade on a hot day and their leaves turn brilliant colors in the autumn months, and they become so much a part of our home that we wish our favorite trees could live forever. When a beloved tree dies, or must be cut down, it doesn’t necessarily signal the end of the tree’s usefulness. Turning tree stumps into landscape ornaments is a wildly popular concept. Follow along as we take you on a delightful tour through woodland abodes where fairies dwell and lofty…

This is a habitat fence; its an accumulative, strategized & haphazard weave, a place for spring cleaning debris. The woodland edge boundary is dynamic, giving it a habitat fence line helps secure its future. This fence will rot like a tree stump enabling and creating extreme biodiversity and anchors. This year create habitat, even if its just a small woodpile behind a bush, it will become home to the micro menagerie that we are just beginning to notice.