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Bird Garden Fence, Set of 3, Black

Bird Garden Fence, Set of 3, Black

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Three short garden fence panels in black with six perched birds, thirteen inches wide each, pushed into the soil.

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A closer look

A set of three picket panels, each thirteen inches wide by eight tall, in black, with six metal birds among them. They are edging rather than wall art: the legs push into soil along a bed, a path or a border. Three panels give you a little over three feet of run.

  • Three feet of run, not a barrier

    Thirteen inches per panel means the set covers around 39 inches placed end to end. That edges a small bed or marks the corner of a path. It will not keep anything out and is not built to — this is a visual border, and the birds are the point of it.

  • Space them rather than joining them

    Butted together, three short panels look like a fence that ran out. Set apart with a foot or so between them, they read as a repeated motif along a bed and cover twice the ground for the same money.

  • Soil decides how well they stand

    Push-in stakes hold well in worked bed soil and badly in dry compacted ground or gravel. Water the line first, push them in with a flat hand rather than a hammer, and expect to straighten them after heavy rain.

  • The black fence has no score of its own

    The rusty version of this same fence carries 4.4 from thirty buyers. The black one has no ratings of its own and the two do not share a listing, so that figure is not transferable here.

The numbers on the listing

Straight from the maker’s own specification. Where a set lists several panel sizes they are all shown — the first figure is the longest side of the largest panel.

Longest side
13 in
Shorter side
8 in
Listed size
8 × 13 in
In the set
3 panels
Finish
Black

The same design in one other finish

Same cut, same size — only the coating differs. All of them sit under one listing, which is why the rating is identical.

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