Match flooring (tongue-and-groove) makes charming pickets. Cut to uniform length, attach to sturdy 4×4 posts set in concrete. Even a low fence needs solid posts—everything else hangs on them. Use galvanized screws. Leave 1-inch gaps for air flow. Finish with exterior stain or let weather to gray. The result: a unique, low-cost border with character.
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