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13 years ago

We are looking for a vine that will grow well on a lattice fence. We live on a canal on Long Island, NY. We would like something that is not as thick or invasive as euonymus. The vine does not need to be an evergreen and could be a perennial that will be in bloom (with or without flowers) for a large part of the year. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated! Thank you.

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