Re: Tall, thin screen -for shade
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- Date: Thu, 11 May 2000 19:57:10 -0700
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Elizabeth Waterman wrote:
>It is not all solid wall, and the wood it too rotten to support paint. It really is the ugliest wall once could find. It is in its lower half, a covered walkway to a cottage in the back of the property, and the upper half is (sort of) supporting an illegally constructed closed-in porch off an apartment. A large Magnolia grandiflora (which reaches above to the sunlight) partialy obscures about 15 feet of its length, and there is already a clump of bamboo (about 15 feet in height) behind the magnolia. Passiflora has been tried, but it is a never-ending job of clearing it out of the Magnolia. Interestingly, the bamboo, now getting lots of water, has sent out some shoots at about 10 feet from the clump; those growing right against the wall are being encouraged. May not be a clumper after all, but then its runners are few.
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> Does anyone have suggestions for a similar, fast-growing tall thin screen that will grow in shade - never any direct sun until about 18 feet. It has to be thin, to grow along and hide the ugliest building wall in San Francisco.Have you considered painting a tree or 2 or some interesting mural on
the building?
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