No dig fencing wobbling?

Skip the landscaping pegs and gravel glue; they will not provide enough structural support to stop the wobbling.Instead, use one of these three simple methods to secure the fence:Add Heavy-Duty T-Posts or Rebar: Drive a thick metal rebar rod or a steel T-post deep into the ground right next to your existing fence posts every few panels, then zip-tie or wire them together tightly.Drive Longer Rods: The rods that came with the kit are likely too short for loose or soft soil. Replace them with longer, thicker metal rods hammered much deeper into the earth.Anchor to Solid Points: If the fence runs along a wall, patio, or an existing wooden post, use zip-ties, brackets, or wire to secure the ends or corners to that solid structure.

‘No dig’ fencing relies on the ground being firm enough to hold the support rods securely. If the ground is soft or loose, the fence can feel unstable regardless of how carefully it’s been installed. Landscaping pegs may provide a little extra support, but they’re unlikely to solve the problem completely. Gravel glue won’t add any meaningful structural strength. If the fence is intended to be a permanent installation, the best solution is usually to fit proper post spikes or set the posts into concrete where possible. It will provide a much stronger and longer-lasting result.