What a gorgeous sulfur. From what I read, there is an outside chance it could find my senna patch. That would be wonderful! Thanks for sharing and broadening my world of butterflies. Sandy

Tomatoes are hardy little buggers! I hope I don't gross anyone out with this... I work for a sewer company and you would not believe some of the places that tomatoes grow and do extremely well! Some really good looking tomatoes but we don't eat them! ;) They grow on top of floating aerators, which is basically a big motor mounted on a float with a propeller that stirs the water. They grow on bar screen rakes, which is even more amazing because the rake travels up and down from 40' to 100' at different sewer plants. They get sun for about ten minutes, then they travel down into the darkness for 5 to 10 minutes at a time.

I agree. I saw something similar with my bolero eureka tree rose.

You might want to plant tall skinny plants to screen you from the next door neighbor. But for the rest create a strip planting bed along the fence that is at least 5' front-to-back depth. Where the bed turns make radius corners for ease of mowing and nice appearance. Plant small flowering trees trees like crape myrtles, if those grow there, periodically along the fence, and solid groundcover below. Carve out groundcover space to put the color where you want it. Add other things for interest, but not too much variety or it will look cluttered and busy. Create a simple plan of your scheme and post it here for feedback in order to clear up any obvious mistakes.