A Lesson in College Foodservice. Millennial and Gen Z customers are the Holy Grail for quick-serve brands, and college campuses are ground zero for securing their life-long loyalty. Tropical Smoothie Cafe aims to secure brand affinity among college students at its six campus locations.harles Watson, vice president of franchise development for Tropical Smoothie Cafe, cafÃ© which has six college, locations puts it a little more: âPersonally i know with my college, experience there were a couple food and beverage places that are near and dear to my heart because of my experience in. college
Instructions. Plant thick and prickly shrubs surrounding the perimeter of the walls to make them less accessible. Good choices include rose and hawthorn bushes. Paint the wall with anti-climbing paint. Check with your local council to determine the legal restrictions of using anti-climbing paint.Anti-climbing paint leaves an oily and slippery surface on the wall that is extremely difficult to climb. Add barbed wire or anti-climbing spikes to the upper ledge of the wall to discourage climbers.Anti-climbing spikes are attached to the top of a wall using cement.nstructions. Plant thick and prickly shrubs surrounding the perimeter of the walls to make them less accessible. Good choices include rose and hawthorn bushes. Paint the wall with anti-climbing paint. Check with your local council to determine the legal restrictions of using anti-climbing paint.
Planting a climbing rose. Climbing roses will require some support, normally in the form of horizontal wires spaced 45cm (18 inches) apart up the wall or fence and positioned about 7cm away from the wall to allow air circulation. You can also grow climbing roses over a rose arch, which is very effective.Walls and other solid structures often cause the soil at their base to be dry so place your climbing rose 30-45cm (12-18 inches) away from the wall or fence at a 45 degree angle.rowing roses in containers. If you have heavy clay soil or just want to brighten up your patio you can successfully grow roses in containers. Containers need to be at least 30-45cm (12-18 inches) deep for bush roses; miniature roses can be grown in pots as small as 25cm (10 inches) deep.