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A lick of paint..

Discussion in 'Garden Projects and DIY' started by Ned, May 19, 2017.

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    I built the wall last year using next door`s broken slabs, but what to do with the ugly wall behind :scratch: The new pergola/archway is nice and sturdy - THIS one won`t fall over in the wind!
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    SO...I painted, and planted. Now waiting for growth, and after last night`s rain, I reckon it all has a fighting chance :yawn:.....:snooze:

    ..(just adding, the 'before' picture didn`t materialise. Copy and paste didn`t work :sad: )
     
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      Ah ! here it is..
       
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        Good morning @Tetters my good friend thats a cracking job,why not get some stencils and have some colourful characters or something similar just to take the bareness off or a trellis with a lovely climbing rose;):blue thumb:
         
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          Morning Mr Woo, I did consider a mural (or Muriel as Hilda Ogden would have said) but I think the parthenocissus will take over fairly well, and some of the other planting is quite tall. There is a Miscanthus zebrina there, and a very rampant rambling rose growing over the archway, as well as Lonicera halliana for scent, so I shall watch and wait this year. Thanks for the suggestions :smile:
           
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