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If you hang things from fence you need to establish who owns the fence first
http://www.gardenersworld.com/forum/the-potting-shed/fences-legal-high/4237.html
and that it can take the weight-bearing in mind you need something put onto the fence to support whatever it is.
As for flowering plants you need something that will tolerate mostly shade-begonias instantly come to mind but there are plenty of others
http://www.gardenersworld.com/plants/features/flowers/plants-for-shade/1108.html
As for vegetables you may struggle in that situation from lack of sunlight-and they are high maintenance-you haven' t got a lot of space -what did you have in mind?-what do you like?
I think I have gone off the idea
Have had to repair the chicken run-why do they have to keep finding an escape route-this time it was on the gate -well it is well chicken-wired now so hopefully that route has gone
I see John Terry despite all the evidence against him was found Not Guilty-mmm
It is where excess water has been sitting and not draining away properly that is all -if there is no visible rot on the potatoes they will be fine
But if you look after it
http://www.homedit.com/10-ivy-covered-houses/
The Daily Mail seem to like these stories-here is another one from earlier in the year
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2082508/Top-Ivy-league-House-covered-INSIDE-creepers-gets-chop-life.html
This is what happens when ivy is left uncontrolled-so if anybody is thinking about letting ivy scramble up a wall............................read this first
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2172491/Ivy-damned-Overgrown-house-blights-neighbourhood-plant-left-run-wild-years.html?ito=feeds-newsxml
Bookertoo wrote (see)
My eldest son's birthday is on St Swithins day. The legend is in the guiness book of records as the least accurate way of looking at future weather, as in this dear country of ours, weather willl never be the same for 40 days no matter what happens on the day.
Please tell me you called him Jonah
This was a recent discussion on this subject-my feeling is you will find the answer there
http://www.gardenersworld.com/forum/fruit-andamp-veg/tomato-leaf-problems---help/4527.html
If not italiophile will be along at some time -he is the tomato guru
They are nocturnal so you need to find their hiding place-also there is a well used trick of placing an upturned flower pot filled with straw near the plants -the theory is they hide in there in the daytime so you can dispose of them then
You will never get rid of them and they also do some good in the garden
http://www.gardenersworld.com/how-to/problems/flowers/earwigs/395.html
