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Comments (12)I answered on other forum with rebar which is what I used. You say your porch, is it wood, could you attach tops to the porch roof & stabilize at bottom with planters or 1 of other ideas above.GJ forum had some very heavy planters that were just beautiful. They were 12 in stepping stones 4 placed in a square & adhered with something & then set on bottom stepping stone, all instructions were included.They then painted them & not only are they going to last forever but they were beautiful. Sometimes the square stepping stones are very cheap. $1 each so for $5 plus adhesive stuff & spray paint you have a wonderful planter & could adhere an eye in top corner to run wire through to hold bottom of trellis in place. It came back up 3-4 months ago, will see if I can find what it was called. Oh, way they are attached around bottom there is drainage so things will grow just fine!...See MoreFast growing privacy screen for partial shade?
Comments (3)I consider Thuja Green Giant the absolute best choice for fast growing privacy. They do get big, both tall and wide, but if you plant them as a hedge, say 6ft apart, that does slow down their height a bit. If you want something not as tall, than it can't be fast growing. Trees never stop growing, so if they are fast growing now, they will continue to grow fast in 10 years. You can sheer them to contain the size, but it depends on how much work you want to do and how high you can allow them to grow....See MoreI need suggestions on grass for a privacy screen
Comments (4)As much as I love grasses, I probably wouldn't use one for your purpose. The only screen-sized grasses in your zone would be warm season varieties which have to be cut to the ground in early spring, and will not regain screen height until early summer at the earliest. That leaves you without a screen for quite a while. There are no evergreen screen-sized grasses which will live in your zone...other than that grass everyone forgets is a grass...Bamboo. Check out Fargesia dracocephala 'Rufa.' It grows 7-10 feet tall, is not invasive and is evergreen. In a few years, you'll have a beautiful, nearly maintenance-free screen....See MoreHow to sell a house on a busy road
Comments (45)This type of scenario is perfect for someone who wants to have a home occupation and needs the exposure. For instance, a one chair home salon, is regulated by the State in most states, under the Department of Professional Regulation, and in Florida we are required to have only 200 square feet of room, a separate entrance and a bathroom. So, if have a door that opens up to a room, say maybe a carport door opening to a laundry room, then you can have a salon setup situation, because you have plumbing and a buyer may only need add a bath. For someone who wants to work from home, they will do whatever they need to make the extra income on a regular basis. You could advertise that an outbuilding is perfect for a hobbyist, or cabinet maker, pottery barn. THINK BIG, use your resource, which is EXPOSURE and easy access clients. You need only get the permission of your neighbors to do this by having them sign a petition for you. Would that be a possibility for you?...See Moregardengal48 (PNW Z8/9)
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