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What are the small plants at the base of the fence?

11 years ago

Cor-Ten Cattails Sculptural Fence · More Info

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Archer & Buchanan Architecture, Ltd.

11 years ago

Our firm, Archer & Buchanan Achitecture, custom designed the fence. O'Rourke and Sons Steel out of West Chester, Pennsylvania manufactured the steel blades.

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Archer & Buchanan Architecture, Ltd.
11 years ago
They are pachysandras.
atelierducoeur
11 years ago
SO IN love with all your projects especially the stone construction that is our fantasy home ! BUT what is the material used in this fence and how is it constructed, just beautiful
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Archer & Buchanan Architecture, Ltd.
11 years ago
Thank you for your comments atelierducoeur! I saw you found the answer to your question at another photo of the fence.
Katmandu Gross
11 years ago
For those of us who have not found the answer regarding the manufacturer of the fence, would you mind giving us the info? Thanks
Beverly Boudreau McInerny
10 years ago
Fabulous... just love it and could certainly use to keep the deer out here in Upstate NY
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SOTO Landscape Design
10 years ago
is it 8ft tall? - so deer cant jump it?
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Archer & Buchanan Architecture, Ltd.
10 years ago
10 foot high blades of Cor-Ten steel spaced 10 inches apart. Even Rudolph couldn't jump this fence! :)
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SOTO Landscape Design
10 years ago
WOW - spectacular idea and execution! Bravo. With deer being such a problem in our area, this is a beautiful solution for the right client$$$$.

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