Pergola plants vines patio

What are the best vining plants for a pergola? The best pergola plants grow fast cover the structure require minimal care vary in size, appearance and growth habit

Walls and fences in a shady spot are easily covered if you know what to plant. Read this article to find out what are gorgeous flowering vines that grow in shade.

The front entrance to my new apartment building in Exeter NH was flanked by an arbor with 10 huge climbing hydrangea vines, about 20 years old. Gorgeous in full bloom, a home for nesting birds all year, it was welcoming even in winter when the strong trunks had a presence. Then management in its wisdom decided to redo the entrance to improve drainage, and some landscape architect decided the vines must go. What's a devastated artist to do except make a collage? Fortunately I had taken many…

Adding climbing plants is a fantastic way to spruce up your pergola. A well-chosen plant can provide shade, bring in lovely natural elements, and even give you pleasant scents or fruits to enjoy. When picking the perfect plant for your pergola, think about how fast it grows, how big it gets, and how much care it needs to make sure it fits well in your space. In this post, we’ll share some of the best climbing plants to grow over your pergola.

Low maintenance evergreen climbing plants are a great way to bring beauty to outdoor spaces without the hassle of regular upkeep.

Bougainvilleas are currently at their peak here in Arizona and I just love the tropical color they add to my landscaping. A native of South America, these plants come in a variety of colors such as orange, pink, red, lilac, fuschia, white and purple. I particularly like the Barba

Flowering vines that climb nicely over fences, arbors, and trellises are very aesthetic, but the wait before seeing pretty flowers appear can be long. While some vines require special care and can take several years to establish, but

Wisterias have sturdy, branch-like vines that twist up and around whatever support they can find. This means that, with some attention, you can train wisteria to cover almost any structure or follow any path, providing it’s well-supported. #wisteria #plant #garden

One of the more elegant ways to have a garden is to add climbing plants, climbing flowers or vines. Here are the top 14 climbing plants and flowers.

HGTV.com showcases vines for arches and pergolas, including clematis, trumpet vine, climbing roses, hops, honeysuckle and wisteria.