Good Fences
These reeds make a natural fence. I don’t know if these are phragmites, an invasive, non-native plant which spreads by rhizomes and takes over many acres of wetland, crowding out native plants. If so, this would not be a good fence.
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It would work to keep me out. Makes a pretty fence anyway. I suppose it would be even better if it weren’t an invasive species, lol. I think we have lots of that around here.
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Apparently it’s prolific!
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Certainly a different kind of fence
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That it is!
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Yes, they would keep me out too. Great shot. Happy Friday, enjoy your weekend!
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Happy Friday, Eileen! Thanks!
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A natural fence is a pretty one!
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It does look pretty good, Beth Ann. I don’t know that it would stay like that, and animals that want in (or out) wouldn’t be deterred by it.
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makes for a pretty look, though.
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Maybe I need to plant some in our side yard…? LOL
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Very clever fence, Patti. Some people have told me I’m an invasive species.
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LOL If more than one of you crops up, we’ll have to take action.
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Double LOL.
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Very pretty!
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It does make a rather good privacy screen.
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it does look like a fence and i really like it.. i love grasses of any kind. of course my allergies might not like it. love the color
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I like the grasses, too, but I don’t like invasive things. Somehow bamboo got started near the fence line, and it was determined to pop up in the middle of everything. When it spreads underground, it’s hard to control.
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Native species versus invasive intruder. I’ve heard of this issue before, and it’s over my head; nevertheless, I like the photo. It’s beautiful! Blessings to you, Patti…
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Thanks, Carol Ann. This invasive plant offers nothing of value as a food source for wildlife, and crowds out the plants that do. Blessings to you! I see you have a blog post, hope to get back to read after running today’s errands.
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I think it is the invasive one…it is growing out at the strip pits and I am slowly seeing it spreading to other place.
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We see it everywhere. There was an article in the paper on it a while back, and I was surprised to find it in a neighborhood.
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A natural fence like this, I like even better than a wood or metal one (except with the very elaborate metal ones)! Where I live, it would attract wildlife, instead of keeping them away:):)
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I do like the look of this, too. Depending on the wildlife, that could be a good thing, or not…
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unique and very pretty.
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Thanks for stopping by, Felicia. 🙂
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I tried to comment on a couple of your recent posts, but I keep getting an error message.
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Great fence!
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Thanks! Probably the least expensive type, too!
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A pretty and quite unusual fence!!
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It is unique, I kind of like it.
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I like your creative interpretation of what makes a fence here. They don’t always have to be constructed by man 🙂
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Thanks, Janna. I’m running out of fence pictures, I’d better get busy!
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Now that’s an imaginative take on Good Fences. I like it! Great picture!
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Getting desperate! Need to get out with the camera. 😉 Thanks, Denise.
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That’s a very pretty type of “natural” fencing.
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