garden fence

Hate to say but maybe your buying waist high fencing triggered him to buy taller for his privacy?

Good job you can get exchange though

That's a rotten trick - he could have warned you. There are some climbing roses that are OK on a north fence - I hope at least some of yours are. This must entail replanning quite a wide strip of your garden now - not what you needed to discover when you came home. How much is shaded in the winter?
Its enough to make you move house...

Oh dear, looking at your previous blog and the photo's I think G'gardener is probably right in what he says, the fence is the same height isn't it, on the plus side, its not as thick so you could gain a little bit more sunshine than you got from the hedge being there, you don't have the cutting to do and also whatever you decide to grow there will not have to compete for water and nourishment. Enjoy deciding what goes where , I'm sure you'll sort it Ladybug..

That’s a shame, Ladybug..agree with the others, especially Sue. Seems a rotten thing to do while you were in hospital.
I do hope you are doing ok? Feeling better hopefully.
I’m sure you’ll have some lovely ideas for the garden, despite the tall fence.

at least he didnt kill anything,i will make it a plus for the garden,

That's the spirit Ladybug, new home, garden and fencing, all you need now is the same as the rest of us, good weather, health and strength to continue your plans, best of all enjoy yourself xx

the fence is very smart and you will get use to it as it is no higher than the hedge and less bulky. I am sure you will have a great time making it look great.
I think to break it up 1/2 way down I would put a trellis side ways 1/2 way across and grow a climber such as rose, clematis or passion flower and in front either a water feature or a statue but I love sections in a garden so you don't see it all at once and it makes it seem bigger. Good luck.