Design a Garden Fence with Mixed Wood Types

Plan Your Color Scheme

Decide which two wood types will work best for your garden aesthetic. Lighter woods like birch or spruce pair well with warmer tones like oak or dark oak. Consider your garden's theme—a cottage garden might use oak and birch, while a modern garden could use dark oak and spruce.

Select the Garden Pattern

Choose the garden fence pattern from the mod's 9 available styles. This pattern is specifically designed to complement landscaping and ornamental plantings, offering a decorative yet functional barrier.

Craft and Place

Craft your garden fences using your selected wood combination. Place them around garden beds, pathways, or as borders. The bicolored effect adds visual depth without overwhelming the natural elements of your garden.

Coordinate Gates and Accents

Craft matching gate variants in the same wood combination to create entry points. Use custom stone walls as raised bed borders or decorative elements to enhance the garden's structure and elegance.

Layer with Vegetation

Plant flowers, crops, or decorative plants against and around your fences. The varied fence patterns work well with foliage, creating a balanced, naturalistic garden design.