I'm thinking sedum autumn joy, catmint walker's low or salvia. But I'm not sure how narrow of a space you have there. These are all taller and will look great behind petunias. You could also try a small shrub - like yew - they don't need too much room and stay green year round.
Thanks, Karen! I was thinking I wanted something that would look good year round and not completely hide the fence. I’ll try some yew , I think. Thanks!
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hollyhocks come to mind...
I'm thinking sedum autumn joy, catmint walker's low or salvia. But I'm not sure how narrow of a space you have there. These are all taller and will look great behind petunias. You could also try a small shrub - like yew - they don't need too much room and stay green year round.
What about lavender or snap dragons? Maybe Glads?