COLC...@aol.com wrote:
> Hi, can anyone  recommend a climbing plant to train up a chain link
> fence to use as a  screen from a road, I've a holiday home inland from
> Malaga so it  would need to thrive on neglect!!
> Hope someone can help

> Cha.

COLC...@aol.com wrote:
> Thanks  a  lot  for  that  Tom,   off to Spain at the  weekend  so  
> hopefully  I'll  get  some  planting  done

> Cheers

> Cha  

> In a message dated 06/05/2008 03:29:41 GMT Standard Time,
> ta...@schweich.com writes:

>     When we were visiting Cueva de la Pileta, there was an Aristolochia
>     climbing around in the rocks.  Polunin and Smythies Flowers of
>     Southwest
>     Europe says that Aristolochia baetica is an evergreen climber to
>     2-3 m,
>     found on uncultivated ground in Portugal, southern and southeastern
>     Spain.  In California, we have Aristolochia californica which climbs
>     into trees but probably would not permanently occupy the full
>     length of
>     a fence.  In desperation you could go with Rosemary and Oleander.

>     HTH, Tom

>     COLC...@aol.com wrote:
>     > Hi, can anyone recommend a climbing plant to train up a chain link
>     > fence to use as a screen from a road, I've a holiday home inland
>     from
>     > Malaga so it would need to thrive on neglect!!
>     > Hope someone can help

>     > Cha.

>     --
>     Tom Schweich   ta...@schweich.com
>     http://www.schweich.com

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