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Of course. I was thinking about using it along a fence.
The question is, Do i put it in the middle of where I want it to be and let it spread, or does it grow along a central vine, in which case, i would plant it at one end.
You could get either to work. Main thing is support of adequate size and strength, in combination with effective pruning and training - there will be no "letting it spread" on a fence, without ending up with it all heaped on the top.
If it's able to get a hold on the fence and stay attached to it.
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