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19 years ago

I have an ugly, beat-up metal fence that is about 4 feet tall, facing east. My neighbor is putting up a six ft. wooden fence on his side of it, leaving about 1-2 feet of space in between the two. I want to plant a vine to cover my fence. I want a perennial, flowering, and preferably fragrant vine that will not take over HIS fence! Is this possible? I don't think climbing roses will do because after his fence goes up, they will only get morning sun.Any suggestions?

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