Growing moss etc on galvanized fence
"Nick" wrote
"Dave Liquorice" wrote in message
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On Wed, 10 Sep 2014 10:29:54 +0100, Dennis@home wrote:
We are having to install a new security fencing around our
allotment.
Its very bright shiny galvanized finish is a bit overpowering. Is
there
any way to encourage moss etc to grow on it to get it to blend in
more?
Hide it by growing brambles up it.
Free fruit and better security.
+1 brambles are good free fruit black thorn (sloes) but anything with
thorns will do, wild rose for a bit of variation, gorse, hawthorn?
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Cheers
Dave.
+1. If allowed to thrive, natural cover might do the job in a couple of
years.
Wild Hops work well too, soon no-one can see in. :-)
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Regards. Bob Hobden.
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