Now that we have a new front deer fence and gates on the homestead, we can start planting on the fence line, which we have been looking forward to. Our main goal is not to create total privacy—but a wildlife-friendly fence line, which will also provide some beauty and great visual interest. A key focus was including vines that serve as the host plant for many of our native butterflies and moths—but also fruit and flowers for humans and for wildlife alike!

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00:00 - Introduction
02:00 - Espalier apples
11:50 - Aristolochia macrophylla
16:14 - Humulus lupulus
21:05 - Lonicera dioica

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