Fencing in the cold and wet?

[hedgesparrow]

lay hedges in winter as can not do it in summer. same for fencing makes the job easier as ground soft unlike summer rather cut grass then and get a tan sitting on mower than burning up putting fences in. plant hedges in january as they grow better got a job coming up just needs to be cold to plant

[digga]

fence all year round as said only trouble in the winter can be getting materials and machinery to the site if to wet mind you had that trouble with hedge laying last year

[miker]

fence all year round,as said before,put it in/up correctly shouldnt go to far, ive had no complaints in the last 16 years or so

[Old Mill Tree Care]

Thanks guys. I'm talking about garden featheredge etc.

I didn't see a problem either but two different people though it was a bad idea.

 

 

 

 

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[Gary Prentice]

Thanks guys. I'm talking about garden featheredge etc.

I didn't see a problem either but two different people though it was a bad idea.

 

 

 

 

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Maybe they're so busy mending storm damaged fencing that they want to delay work until later.

[Sussex Groundie]

Apart from stock fencing a wood this summer most of my fence jobs are repairs due to storm damage Oct-Mar so usually do most of the fencing during the winter months!

[Gillsgardening]

The only problem that could happen, if your erecting a domestic fence and using a postmix for your posts, if it is frosty the water will expand and could crack the concrete!