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| I wouldn't grow them up a wall Laurence as the modern jobs only get 4' hi Max (nearer 3' in most cases). That being said you should always plant about 12 - 18 inches if possible as the wall will shade it from a lot of rain & it will suck up a fair bit of mosture from the soil as well.
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| You can buy tall heritage varieties such as "Champion of England" from HDRA heritage seeds. You only get a few but it only takes a season or two to increase your seeds so that you can plant full rows and then start to give others a few to do likewise.
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