A 40-foot chain-link fence in Ottawa has only 1–2 feet of planting width, 1.5–2 feet soil depth, and shade after 1 PM. The goal is privacy coverage without damaging the nearby pool walkway.
Visit a local nursery to see mature sizes and habits. Combine plants for seasonal interest. Ensure any vine has a trellis or wire support to avoid fence damage.
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