New fence
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At long last the new fence is up what a difference it has made !.
Just got to wait 4 weeks for the paving to be done, the only disappointing thing is we had it done when we went on holiday and they made the new beds straight instead of curved!! i will just have to soften it with plants .
18 Jul, 2013
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That's a grand fence, you must be feeling very pleased with it.
18 Jul, 2013
Nothing like a good fence to make your garden feel all your own i'am sure you will chose the right plants to go with it .
18 Jul, 2013
Many thanks everyone for the encouraging remarks !
18 Jul, 2013
What a gorgeous fence, all that space to plant climbers!
19 Jul, 2013
You could drill the posts and screw trellis to them so when the fence needs treatment you could unscrew it and lay it flat?? Or grow clematis up a series of obelisks? That's an expensive option though.
19 Jul, 2013
Rate that 10 as fences go wish I could put in concrete posts where I have one needs replacing.
23 Jul, 2013
Fabulous Fence Jackie now pots of clematis or climbing roses.
31 Oct, 2013
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Thats great, love the fencing. Planting can alter the look of the straight edges by softening and changing the shape if they are chosen so they grow out over the edging.
18 Jul, 2013