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by sylly on April 02, 2004 02:56 PM
I am in need of past experience...I need to plant a living privacy screen along a 12' high, 70' long fence. I am wanting something that will have foilage year round but also bloom. Some ideas I have thought of are bougainvilla, climbing roses,columbine, perhaps a mixture, I'm a novice gardener but do seem to have a green thumb.Privacy is big issue because there has been an apt. complex built in what was empty field for 20 yrs. I live in Florida and the plants along fence will get half full sun, half shade daily. Thanks
by Jiffymouse on April 03, 2004 01:22 AM
[wayey] hi sylly [wayey] welcome to the garden helper. i don't have much more to offer than what you already have, but wanted to welcome you. There are, however, others with loads more experience than i who will be in and will help you out.
by weezie13 on April 04, 2004 09:42 PM
Do you have a preferance to vines over trees/bushes or either or???

Flowerery, ornamental???

Do annual vines stay all winter or do they die off like here??? Or keep on going??
Just curious??

Weezie

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by Bestofour on April 09, 2004 04:03 AM
How about viburnum. They grow 15 feet tall and 15 feet wide. I've planted 3 in my yard. We also planted Arizona Cypress. They are supposed to grow 3 feet a year, but ours have grown an average of 5 or 6 feet a year. They are huge.

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