something spiney

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    I'm looking for something exotic but spiney to grow over our back fence
     
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      Armandii? :sofa:
       
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      Thanks for all the ideas, i'm looking for a spikey climbing plant really
       
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      I dont think Cats Claw should survive our winters. not quite sure I want something that quite invasive, we have a fence I would like something spikey and flowering that could stand sun and shade and our winters. I know thats asking a lot :).
       
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