Brushwood Fencing

want to cover up the chain link fence and cheaply, but effective. Is this a good option covered, or not worth the money? How is it attached and how long etc. last - and not all green fingers.

They look nice, but usually last very long if you do use them, tie them with wire, plastic coated garden. You can always plant a few climbers to cover up the fence if you go to your local garden center can be obtained fast growers at modest cost. Clematis tangutica, Russian vine, jasmine and clematis Montana are just a few fast-growing cover closing round in no time.
Good luck.
Professional Gardner.

they do not last very long and you

I just put up signs brush. My neighbor has a fence of overlapping wooden planks that fall apart, so I joined fence between posts and covered with brush. It does not cost much and I have attached to pieces of wood with U-shaped pin and wire fence with galvanized wire. It looks really nice, but it's a bit see through the bit where there are no wooden fences behind.

no