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Forum: Article: Cover a chain-link fence in no time flatReplies: 1, Views: 80
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fluffyandfreddy
Puyallup, WA

July 14, 2008
07:36 AM

Post #5256263

Plant grapes. works great for blocking out noise and bears fruit.
DonShirer
Westbrook, CT
(Zone 6a)

July 14, 2008
07:54 AM

Post #5256316

Don't give up on evergreen coverage in zone 6 and colder. Five leaf akebia (akebia quinata) is supposedly hardy to zone 4 and is very vigorous. It will spread 10 ft or more in all directions, including up, but is easy to chop off so I wouldn't call it invasive. Many comments in PlantFiles report blue flowers and seed pods, but flowers are insignificant on my Z6 specimen.


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