I get this question numerous times over the year. Many coaches/grounds managers look to grow ivy on their chain link. I ran across a good stand of ivy the other day at Covenant Christian HS. Andy Gossel is growing Euonymus on his chain link fence. Why Euonymus? It leafs out quicker in the spring than Boston ivy (that is the ivy at Wrigley Field) so it creates a good hitters backdrop earlier in the spring.
Here are a few photos. This is 8 years of growth.
To learn more about Euonymus, click HERE.
To learn more about the history of Wrigley Field, click HERE.
Go to j-dturf.com to learn more about J&D Turf.
Play on!
--Jamie
And while it may be initially painful to be attacked by a flock of decaying humans, once we have been turned, it's generally understood that we wouldn't have the mind to know the difference. So why are we so scared?fence slats
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