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Rear of shed ....prickly !!

2012paddy2012 · 2019-05-22 10:09:42

I have a shed very tight to rear fence panels. As there are two sheds in adjoining garden and panels are ok but poor condition,there ,its hard to get at them to replace I want to plant a couple of climber types or something that will how well it's very shaded , I can get good root ball in , and what I'm trying to do is,…

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2012paddy2012

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I have a shed very tight to rear fence panels. As there are two sheds in adjoining garden and panels are ok but poor condition,there ,its hard to get at them to replace I want to plant a couple of climber types or something that will how well it's very shaded , I can get good root ball in , and what I'm trying to do is, stop anyone getting over panels at rear of shed, with a view to accessing the house ..I'm thinking of maybe Rose's climbing type that would grow away ,without much attention , and that would grow with restricted sunshine as there are tress all around. Any ideas appreciated...

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