Trellis can add both style and functionality to any garden landscape, but knowing the difference between types isn’t always clean-cut. Understanding the subtle differences can help you make informed decisions before you purchase.

At G&G Landscaping Supplies, we often get asked which trellis is best. But honestly, there isn't one right answer. It depends on your garden, your plants, and what you're trying to achieve.

A fence panel is only as good as what it's standing in. Get the post wrong and it doesn't matter how good the panels are. DuraPost galvanised steel fence posts are built for anyone who wants a fencing system that stands the test of time. Whether you’re a homeowner replacing a tired garden fence or a contractor running out a commercial boundary, DuraPost provides a modern aesthetic that lasts.

Get your post depth wrong, and the rest of your fence is fighting a losing battle. Here is everything you need to know before you dig.
Mixing bucket or wheelbarrow for post mix

Most standard fence panels are designed to fit a 6ft spacing between posts. However, there are many situations where a custom size is required. For example, you may be working with an uneven boundary or trying to fit fencing into a tight or awkward space where standard dimensions simply don’t work.

Gravel boards are an essential part of a well-built fence, protecting panels from moisture and ground contact. They sit at the base of a fence and help prevent damage caused by damp conditions.

In this article, we explain what gravel boards are, why they matter, and how to install them properly. With over 20 years of experience at G&G, we also share practical tips to help you achieve a durable, long-lasting fence.