want a screen between my yard & neighbors' but have a space only 2' wide. Will this Green Panda bamboo spread wider under fence into their garden?
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This is a clumping bamboo, not a running bamboo, which means, NO, it can't spread under the fence. This bamboo though, may eventually get wider than two feet. BUT, a clumping bamboo can be divided in the spring, if it gets too big. Hope this helped!!!
1180472
Yes but it would block the view. There are larger grid nets that would do that. This net has a tight grid. I had larger but snakes kept getting tangled in them and dying. I use it on blueberry plants.
472283
HI It is not that big, but you could brace it. Its built really well but the edges are detailed with the flowers (small) you would probably lose a few. I put mine under a large shade tree and it looks really nice. Can you put a metal ring on the outside and plaster it or a redwood ring will would be soft enough not to break the base and use white oak around that its strong enough? I hope I helped alittle.
1670361
Yes you can make it as wide as you want. It is 2pieces so when you receive it just measure how wide you need and you are going to screw them down onto the porch railings and set your flower box on it.
2213558
I don't think it will although I have not tried it. My guess is that the 60" wide that the gate is supposed to fill includes the 2 inches on each side to press the whole thing together enough for the gate to close. That said, you can always see if you can get an additional extension piece from Summer (if they offer it an support it as a viable solution). Also you can also consider putting a couple of 2x4's on either side of it, but that will likely mean nailing the wood into the walls to prevent the gate from falling down.
1107204
I'm able to cover at least 50 feet long by 20 feet wide and it can probably go further than that in both directions. I just don't have that big of a yard.
974491
Think about it....if you bought an 8 foot section and folded it, you will not have the grommets on one side to fasten to the fence. If privacy is a concern, there are darker screens you can purchase. Otherwise, you can purchase two 4 foot sections to overlap.
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I doubt it would - chipmonks are pretty nimble and I would think the 12 inch fence - after the bottoms are into the soil- would pose no problem for the critters. my 12" tall dog respects it and my 13 yr old shepard stepped over it once and that was it. anything spry will get over it in a heartbeat. if you do buy it, buy and use stakes of some kind that you can weave thru the fence and push deep into the ground to make it more solid. I am very happy with the fence but I have unique circumstances. I would think you need to wire over the top of something to keep those kind of critters out of your garden... I doubt it would - chipmonks are pretty nimble and I would think the 12 inch fence - after the bottoms are into the soil- would pose no problem for the critters. my 12" tall dog respects it and my 13 yr old shepard stepped over it once and that was it. anything spry will get over it in a heartbeat. if you do buy it, buy and use stakes of some kind that you can weave thru the fence and push deep into the ground to make it more solid. I am very happy with the fence but I have unique circumstances. I would think you need to wire over the top of something to keep those kind of... » Read More I doubt it would - chipmonks are pretty nimble and I would think the 12 inch fence - after the bottoms are into the soil- would pose no problem for the critters. my 12" tall dog respects it and my 13 yr old shepard stepped over it once and that was it. anything spry will get over it in a heartbeat. if you do buy it, buy and use stakes of some kind that you can weave thru the fence and push deep into the ground to make it more solid. I am very happy with the fence but I have unique circumstances. I would think you need to wire over the top of something to keep those kind of critters out of your garden... « Show Less
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It sounds like it would be a little too small for your opening. The screen measurements are 36"x 83", but this is the total size, including an edges that are secured with the velcro. Because they are secured flat against the frame it takes up about an inch on each side. Once all the edges are secured, it fits doors up to 34" x 82" While it works on some of our doors, something I am considering in the future is to frame up a small screened area outside my front door and making the opening to accommodate this screen so I can step out my front door without getting accosted by bugs and critters.
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You should be fine with your outside options. We mounted our screen onto a wood frame (like a picture frame) and then hung it from the ceiling. Hope this helps!
1547128
We have always used this between our sidewalk/yard. I don't believe it would work very well next to flower bed/yard.
2070328
That would depend on two things:How dry is the grass(assuming it is not too tall)?How dry is the wood? Some sparks might get through the screen. I put mine in a bare spot or on concrete.
172577
Sure, but I bought a 12 foot wether resistant 4x4 and sunk that 2 foot and mounted it on that. It might be a little difficult the way you want it cause fence poles are usually 2" in diameter. But it could be done. I would prefer something flat like the 4x4.
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Well I doubt it. The depth, fron to back, probably be short unless your notebook is netbook size or ipad. Of course you can put it if you don't mind to put it partly on the deck. You are ready to use it without openning the display, dont you?Good luck!
1980825
Yes- place it at the edge of their yard- it will swell & create a barrier to keep the mess in the neighbor's yard!
230591
It will need support as it does seem somewhat flimsy, but I believe it will do the job. I have my posts 9 ft apart. I'm not sure of the effectiveness yet, nothing is growing in my garden yet.
2070533
Yes. I used it outdoors on a 16 foot wide x 8 foot high screen and it looked awesome. Actually... Better picture quality than at a drive in.