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I mean the wall on the north side of a building, that faces north, and 
does not get direct sunlight near mid-day in summer, *and* more 
importantly does not get direct sunlight during most of the day in late
winter and early spring. A wall that faced about north-north-east and
did not get low-angle late afternoon sun in late winter and early
spring would probably be ideal.

Doug Woodard
St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada


On Mon, 8 Jan 2007, Erdman, James wrote:

> By a "north wall", do you mean a wall on the north side, facing South, or the 
> north wall of a structure, facing North?
> I am getting confused.
>
> Jim
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> Subject: Re: [NAFEX] Bill's choices, Actinidia kolomicta
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> I was thinking of a high north wall, as of a house. I suspect that a white
> wall would be best.
k