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Posted: Mon Aug 08, 2005 5:25 pm   Post subject: sundial - fast growing vines to conceal it


I almost bought a sundial yesterday. But, I was too late by the time I had the money in hand. I was thinking one would look good in a herb garden. I moved the flagstone to the area and we have a fence of sorts. I am wondering, since we won't get frost until November, is there a fast growing vine other than morning glories that I can plant on a wire fence to sort of conceal it. Dooley

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Hi Dooley,

Did a quick check and came up with the following:

- trumpet vine
- mina lobita
- scarlet runner beans

By the way the sundial sounds like a great idea. Check out this sundial article Razz


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