HELP - Screening Dens Climbing Shrub Please
 

Hi,

Just wondered if any of the subscribers could help.

I am building a wooden trellis framework which will be mounted on an
existing neighbors / my boundary (6 foot in height and run of aprox 12
foot) open type brick block wall.

Can anyone recommend an evergreen climbing shrub that will give me a
good dens screening that will grow reasonably quick and will be easy
to maintain.

If such a shrub can offer flowers so much the better, it must also be
capable of reaching a height of 8 foot. The wall in question is East
facing.

Many Thanks.

Rick.

HELP - Screening Dens Climbing Shrub Please
 

On 26/6/04 17:46, in article
, "Rick"
wrote:

Hi,

Just wondered if any of the subscribers could help.

I am building a wooden trellis framework which will be mounted on an
existing neighbors / my boundary (6 foot in height and run of aprox 12
foot) open type brick block wall.

Can anyone recommend an evergreen climbing shrub that will give me a
good dens screening that will grow reasonably quick and will be easy
to maintain.

If such a shrub can offer flowers so much the better, it must also be
capable of reaching a height of 8 foot. The wall in question is East
facing.

Living willow for the whole structure?

--

Sacha
(remove the weeds after garden to email me)

HELP - Screening Dens Climbing Shrub Please
 

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On 26/6/04 17:46, in article
, "Rick"
wrote:

Hi,

Just wondered if any of the subscribers could help.

I am building a wooden trellis framework which will be mounted on an
existing neighbors / my boundary (6 foot in height and run of aprox 12
foot) open type brick block wall.

Can anyone recommend an evergreen climbing shrub that will give me a
good dens screening that will grow reasonably quick and will be easy
to maintain.

If such a shrub can offer flowers so much the better, it must also be
capable of reaching a height of 8 foot. The wall in question is East
facing.

Living willow for the whole structure?

--

Sacha
(remove the weeds after garden to email me)
hydrangia petiolaris ?