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"Jeff Layman" writes:
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| The OP said that the fence gets full frost in winter. I wouldn't chance C.
| armandii in that position. And if it did survive, it would cover the whole
| fence, the ground, the next field, and half the county in a few years. But
| I'm not cutting mine down - it looks fabulous at the moment.

It's reasonably tough, and can be kept under control. I have one in
a space far too small for it, and that's a problem - but 10 yards of
fence should be OK.


Regards,
Nick Maclaren.
 
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