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deerpatkfl

Bougainvillea / Confederate Jasmine Vine

13 years ago

Would like to have either Bougainvillea or a Confederate Jasmine grow on top of my roof, but only by the over hang area. Is this a good idea? The distance from the ground to the roof is 15'.

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