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chain link fence vine suggestions

16 years ago

Hey y'all. I have a six foot tall and 60 foot long chain link fence in full sun that I would like to grow some vines up to give us some privacy from the neighbors. I was thinking of growing some confederate jasmine, Lady Banks roses, and some time of clematis. Anyone else have any suggestions? Thanks!

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girlgroupgirl
16 years ago
Clematis armandii is evergreen!
rosiew
16 years ago
I've been looking for clematis armandii. Any of you know who has it?

Rascal offered cuttings, which I will try also.

Fluffyflowers, let us know what you decide. All your choices sound great.

Rosie, in Sugar Hill
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girlgroupgirl
16 years ago
Pikes on Roswell Road has Clematis Armandii in two sizes, and last time I was in, vines were on sale.

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