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English Ivy, training to grow on Smooth Vinyl Fence
My pre-sence here iz no long-ger required. Ze problaim iz solved. Kato,
to the "Silver Hornet" and away. In article , Cori wrote: 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. snip this solid, rectilinear, plastic panel barrier was much easier to come to terms with. snip *solid, rectilinear, plastic panel fence. what are ya tryin to say Billy? -- Billy Bush & Cheney, Behind Bars http://www.guardian.co.uk/israel/Sto...917874,00.html http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Movemen...George_W._Bush |
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