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Posted by Michael Bulatovich on February 10, 2007, 8:04 am
Oh...yeah. That's a different world away from here. My gardening experience
won't mean anything there.
I'd still approach it like any other design problem, though:
Look around, decide what you like and what you don't
Make a list
Get a functional idea of what you want to do
Make a drawing
Talk to locals who know more than you
Revise the drawing, then
Take it to a good local nursery. Up here the best one has a 'design service'
that isn't too great design wise but can tell you what's wrong with your
plan, and they know form experience what will and won't work in my local.
How much fence are we talking about again?
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MichaelB
www.michaelbulatovich.ca
> Michael I am in zone 10b. Thanks!
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>>>I finally decided to fence off the back section of my property with a
>>>chain linked fence to cut cost. The side will be either wood or masonry.
>>>
>>> Regarding chain linked fence, since they are so ugly I need to use some
>>> plants to cover it. First thing that comes to mind are vines. Does
>>> anyone has any other suggestions or know of any vines that are less
>>> messy? Any other plants that will do the same jon but looks more clean
>>> lined and simple?
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>> You want 'twiners' on chainlink. What zone are you?
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>> MichaelB
>> www.michaelbulatovich.ca
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