In twenty years time when the ivy has grown... They vary a bit but it's not a fast growing plant.
In twenty years time when the ivy has grown... They vary a bit but it's not a fast growing plant.
I am only giving the fence 3 months.
Mile-a-minute creeper would do the job in short order. Mind you I'd prefer a bit of patience and plant Pyracanthus
Please stop posting these pictures, they make me feel ill. I know they're of something awful, but I just have to look although I know I shouldn't.
OTOH, they are a dire warning and also reassuring as most of us (all of us?) know we can do better.
Sorry you have to see such a sight so close to your house. Any chance of picture of that so we can tell how good *you* are? :-)
I'd give the builders 3 months with no remission.
Weird, but I could swear I've delivered leaflets to that house. Must be a standard garden layout for CH estates.
JGH
Russian Vine is better - pretty white flowers as well.
My fence is the one at the back of his fence
Bah, his posts are straight and it's your fence that's off! ;-)
That's a relief!
Your posts appear to be the few things that look vertical in that area.
Did you offer any advise Adam?
OT. You are well served by buses.
Baz
He never asked. The posts and panels were installed whilst I was at work. And why interfere when you can take the piss instead?
And here is the finished fence (sorry Peter another photo, but it is the last one until the fence falls over)
We would be well served if there was a bus stop on the street. It cannot be a profitable route as they hit 3 parked cars a year.
On Thu, 10 Feb 2011 17:10:22 -0000, "ARWadsworth" gently dipped his quill in the best Quink that money could buy:
In that pic ... your outside light is on :-(
Mike P the 1st
Must admit, that fence is bloody hilarious. They must be so proud. Heath Robinson is alive and well.
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