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  1. Summerman, gardener and gardener (anonymous)

    We recently installed a solid fence on a garden plot. And immediately the question arose: what plants to plant along it to revive boring structures?
    Lily

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    • OOO "Sad"

      Since the fence casts a shadow, plants should be selected taking into account the illumination of this place. Here the yew tree will feel good - a green tree that can be shaped into any shape. In addition, it loves moist and loose soil.
      You can also plant Siberian fir here. In the spring, it will be pleasing to the eye, as it is covered with very beautiful purple cones and decorative inflorescences.
      Unpretentious, but very decorative mountain ash is suitable for these places.
      Already it can be safely planted in the most remote corners where other plants grow poorly. And the mountain ash will survive.
      Hydrangea will also look great along the fence - it also respects the shadow, and elderberry, which is not afraid of either cold or heat.

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      Vegetables such as carrots, beets and onions can be grown in the shade of the fence

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