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Old 07-11-2013, 07:26 PM
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Originally Posted by Stephen Wolstenholme[_3_] View Post
Our new bungalow has a detached concrete slab type of garage with an
asbestos roof. The roof is covered in green moss and so it doesn't
look so bad. The walls look awful as they just plain concrete. We want
something to cover the walls. So far we have one of those fast growing
vines and two virginia creepers growing up the walls but it would be
nice to have smething growing down from the moss covered roof. Any
ideas?
If you've got one of "those fast growing vines" (Russian vine? aka mile-a-minute vine) and two Virginias creepers, in about two years you won't be able to find where you put the garage. So I wouldn't worry about planting anything else.
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