vining question

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• Date: 09 Feb 1998 11:00:30 -0500
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My computer room has one window that always lets in enough sunlight to make 
reading the monitor difficult. Right now I have a thin blanket stretched 
across the window and shades drawn. Looks pretty tacky. I am thinking about 
setting T posts about 1 - 2 ft outside the window and bending a hog panel 
into a U shape over the posts.
This makes a super sturdy 'arbor' trellis, and I was wondering if scarlet 
runner beans or maybe malabar spinach would cover all the metal and shade 
the window ok in one season.  Which would you recommend? The actual vining 
area would be 4' across and probably 8 ' tall if I add 3 (8' pieces) of 
panel. I'm thinking if I can keep the area inside the arbor cool and shady, 
it would be perfect for a new cutting bed as well.
Martha
(Doreen, I received the fungi information on 2/5, just now retrieving my 
e-mail, tho. Thanks!)
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