This one is trained on the side of the garage, the middle bush needs to get a move on! The pattern is repeated on the side wall of the house, see below.
This one is using a Star Jasmine plant to create it. I think it is, I'm no horticulturalist! It does look effective though.


My favourite is this one training around the feature on the wall.
As I was putting this together, I noticed that all of them were being grown on garage walls. Perhaps that is where the biggest expanse of wall is on a house.
Doing this drive by has certainly opened my eyes to the houses and gardens in my area. I hope to participate in any others Melissa organises. She mentioned she would nominate certain elements we would have to capture. I look forward to it. Now all I have to do is work out how to have my post participate!
6 comments:
I've always been attracted to the climbers too!
These are fun. Thanks for sharing them. I love this kind of stuff! -Julia :-)
How interesting! I've never seen anything like it and it is lovely. I wonder if it causes any damage to the exterior.
Very pretty and a very unusual way ( at least to my New England eyes) to decorate the exterior.
Janet
Neutral dwelling - I would love to have an ivy covered house, preferable a beautiful old stone house!
Hooked on houses - thanks for stopping by
Vee - a haven for vee. I don't think damage is done to the houses as the vines travel up wire that is attached to the house. I would think there would be a high level of maintenance once the vine is fairly established to keep it in shape.
Janet - it is interesting to see the different styles in different parts of the world. I thought the houses in my area were boring but after looking at other entries, it is just that they are everyday to me.
Thanks ladies for stopping by.
I have just found this meme. I am in Australia too. Will be checking it out more tomorrow. I love the first plant, saw one to buy recently which is amazing. Your photos are nice, much different to where I live.
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