Yes, Billy, you have described the fence in question with uncanny
clarity and near-perfect exactitude. And, yes, your idea is probably
best. As long as I could rig up something subtle yet insidiously
ingenious to hook over the edge or run along near the top of the fence
without permanent attachment (forming a mark) my subtle yet
insidiously ingenious plan may work. I hear from an "expert" that ivy
probably won't root on a surface as smooth as vinyl, yet the internet
is rife with stories of ivy wreaking havoc on vinyl siding, so I don't
see why not. Once the strings give it something with which to start,
it will doubtless run riot and have no trouble forming a covering.
(And, if I lived near "like-minded" people, that damn nuisance of a
fence wouldn't be there.)

Cori

On Jan 26, 12:36*pm, "kzin" wrote:
On 26-Jan-2008, Billy wrote:

OK. I hadn't quite grasped the concept that your fence was composed of
solid, rectilinear, plastic panels which you don't want to make look
tacky.

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this solid, rectilinear, plastic
panel barrier was much easier to come to terms with.

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*solid, rectilinear, plastic panel fence.

what are ya tryin to say Billy?