Fencing
 

What kind of fencing can you get that would not blow over in a levante and looks attractive?

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I thought this was going to be about the sport...

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Bouganvilla and Mimmosa trailed over a pig netting fence on galvanised psts set in concrete is what we are going to use.

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Ditto
I was expecting nice pictures of hunky chaps in white suits and masks,I feel a little let down :(

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Or normal chainlink with creeper. A solid fence is very liable to take a real beating, but open mesh and plant material slows the wind and gives privacy and has a very long lifespan if installed properly.

Be careful what you grow up it. Ivy is a filthy plant and takes a lot of cutting to keep it neat, and spreads like cancer. I prefer to at least have something that gives flowers, and if you can get fruit out of it too, so much the better. I have passion fruit down one of our fences. It doesn't like frost tho so if you are northerly enough to get a few sharp ones, it could drop dead on you.

Grapes?

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The added problem is that it will be next to the pool so any leaves will be straight in the pool. There is a half wall too on which it will have to go.

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forget the bouganvillea then

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Not quite white but he has a mask!

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:wub: hes gorgeous,in a round sort of way.