be careful installing anything solid on the fence - a good wind could well push it down --- light weight annual vines -- like morning glories might help, but they die back in the winter and you'll be left with dead brown vines; There are vinyl strips that can be woven thru the links -- usually sold as 'FENCE WEAVE' - and it allows pretty good air flow.
I tried plants but they went roundup crazy this year & killed everything on the fenceline. I get it because a ton of trees used to grow on their side but I like my s...
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We've in the process of building a porch onto the front and side of our house (wraparound). We have the porch floor on, and now we're stuck, trying to decide which wo...
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Since we just had our deck pressure-washed, we decided to apply Thompson's Water Sealer to help preserve it. Big mistake. It seems to have a permanent stickiness. Any...
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We have a deck that we spent three weekends re-doing with a HGTV recommended deck restoration product that peeled in 9 months. Cleaned and scraped, replaced rotted bo...
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Removed a 27 ft above ground pool (not replacing it) and now need suggestions on what to do with this deck, it's attached to a larger deck that is attached to the hou...
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I can see my porch ceiling from the windows in our house and it does not look very nice. I don't want to spend a lot of money. I also have a toddler so I don't have m...
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Shrubs (Lilac, Nine Bark, etc. 0 vining plants such as Pee Gee Hydrangea, Check with your county extension agent for shrubs best suited to your area.