Adding trellis to front fence.

shaun_from_Africa

This site:
http://alturl.com/o7qrw
might give you a few ideas about plants that your neighbours kids probably won't damage if you put them on the trellis.

TonyMMM

The deeds only state who is responsible for maintaining the boundary, not who owns the fence itself.

Ownership of the fence depends on 1) Whose land it is on, and 2) who paid for it to be built.

Could be either of you (or both jointly)

[Deleted User]

Plant some of these:

http://www.plants4less.co.uk/fritillaria-crown-imperial-lutea-agm-453-p.asp?gclid=CO7d3OO-8MsCFeUy0wodp5wDIA

They smell VERY strongly of garlic (and not in a nice way). You will need to find something also smelly for the late summer as they are only spring bulbs.

amerste

I'm sure that I have seen fence post extensions ( sorry can't remember where ) is it a timber post or concrete? A small trellis is more replaceable if damaged.

shaun_from_Africa

amerste wrote: »

I'm sure that I have seen fence post extensions ( sorry can't remember where ) is it a timber post or concrete? A small trellis is more replaceable if damaged.

It may well have been these that you've seen:
http://www.avsfencing.co.uk/fencing/posts/metpost/76mm-metpost-wedge-grip-post-extender/?gclid=COCEmNno8MsCFdUW0wodvlcHoQ

Eenymeeny

Conifers in tubs would encourage midges, which might also act as a deterrent

amerste

shaun_from_Africa wrote: »

It may well have been these that you've seen:
http://www.avsfencing.co.uk/fencing/posts/metpost/76mm-metpost-wedge-grip-post-extender/?gclid=COCEmNno8MsCFdUW0wodvlcHoQ

That's the ones.

maninthestreet

http://www.wickes.co.uk/Wickes-Willow-Garden-Screening-2mx4m/p/189582

macman

Play some nice classical music via a speaker in the garden-that'll move them on quickly enough.

Norman_Castle

Go outside and join in their conversations with questions about school and tales of what you did at their age. They'll vanish.