Taking It to New Heights

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Taking It to New Heights As with any successful business, Tahoe Fence works to build relationships with our customers. And we're proud of what we do. But we realize that no matter how big, small, complicated, or awesome a project or a fence is, sometimes it's only a small part of the bigger picture. Every so often there needs to be something in addition to take it over the top. Like this purple-flowering wisteria, climbing grape, and trumpet bush. They turn a commercial chain link and decorative ornamental iron fences into an oasis. Taking the idea of a living wall to new heights. The grape, which is supported on 4ft-high iron, is almost as tall as the greenhouse. The wisteria climbing on the chain link, is home to doves. And the trumpet bush growing up along another iron fence, is a favorite of both hummingbirds and bees. Pictured: Wisteria covered chain link and grape cloaked iron fencing in Mound House (Lyon County.)Taking It to New Heights

As with any successful business, Tahoe Fence works to build relationships with our customers. And we’re proud of what we do.

But we realize that no matter how big, small, complicated, or awesome a project or a fence is, sometimes it’s only a small part of the bigger picture. Every so often there needs to be something in addition to take it over the top.

Like this purple-flowering wisteria, climbing grape, and trumpet bush. They turn a commercial chain link and decorative ornamental iron fences into an oasis. Taking the idea of a living wall to new heights.

The grape, which is supported on 4ft-high iron, is almost as tall as the greenhouse. The wisteria climbing on the chain link, is home to doves. And the trumpet bush growing up along another iron fence, is a favorite of both hummingbirds and bees.

Pictured: Wisteria covered chain link and grape cloaked iron fencing in Mound House (Lyon County.)