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The Arrow Shop, Ltd.
“Trellis with nice grapevine”
“Two-post arbor to hang”
“lattice integrated in to arbor”
“Grapevine arbor as a wall”
“arbor with screen...grape arbor...vine arbor”
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Diane Licht Landscape Architect
“gorgeous arbor! I need a large grape arbor at my new house---have a heartfelt need and longing to recreate my family's ties to Tuscany. Grazie/Thanks, bostonlady13”
“that it arbors; together create welcome shade.”
“Lemons, limes, figs, apples and pears can be trained to cover arbors or pergolas.”
“cover an arbor or a pergola.”
“over an arbor with seating underneath. Imagine sitting in the shade on a warm day and simply reaching up to pick a handful of ripe grapes. Or better yet, sipping wine; it's certainly an appropriate use of the space. Just be sure to choose a surface beneath the arbor that fallen grapes won't permanently”
“large arbor for a cornucopia of fresh fruit.Vines are not the only fruit that can be trained to grow overhead. Although slower than vines, lemon, lime, fig, apple and pear — to name just a few — are great choices to cover an arbor or a pergola.Tip: Use a deciduous vine such as grape or kiwifruit where”
Grounds by Design - Fine Landscapes
“such as arbors, fences and gates. Access to these structures may be easier and there's less chance of damaging nearby plants while the garden is dormant.”
“of this arbor
the winter scene”
“Grape arbor for backyard”
“great idea for grape arbor”
“Grapevine trellis design”
“husband's grapevines.”
“Arbor in winter timber”
“ver cool trellis/arbor/pergola”
“this arbor for the farm”
“rustic arbor...Snow covered arbor...Arbor in winter...Arbor along pathway”
Lazar Landscape Design and Construction
“Grapevine fence, just installed.
Beautiful terrace garden for relaxing and entertaining.
Photos by Ron Atik for Lazar Landscape.”
“on of grapevines. They have a great website with all their products at www.feenyarchitectural.com”
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I don't think the length of the run is a problem if you space your posts adequately.
Hope this helps!
pam”
“grapevine fence for front yard against street”
“planted grapevines. It's a basic structure that does its intended job, yet it becomes so much more with the addition of the delightful post caps.”
Carolyn Chadwick
“this for grapevines”
“grapevine in the pot”
“Amphorae with grapevine!”
“Near arbor/pagola...urns with grapevine...pots grapevine”
Shirley Bovshow
“this with arbor, paver steps and everything planted along the path :) Looks so serene. I bet the birds really love this yard.”
“walk way on side of house arbor adds dimension”
“the arbor -- the shape and size -- and the cuve of the path. Also the plantings.”
“LOVE ARBOR and side yard pathway!”
“vine-clad arbor creates a welcoming doorway. The stepping stones are nicely spaced, so people can even walk here in bare feet. The Mediterranean plantings have a unified, green palette to soothe the eyes — and there's even fragrant lavender, to release its scent when ankles brush by.”
“use an arbor or trellis, centered over a pathway, as is done so beautifully here. Suggest asymmetrical balance with natural or man-made sentinels of equal visual weight. For example, you can offset a large tree on one side of the view with a grouping of garden furniture on the opposite side. The items”
John Lum Architecture, Inc. AIA
“such as grapevines or clematis. The sweet potato vine will fill in the space this season, while the slow-growing climbers need a few years to fill out their arbor or pergola.”
“such as grapevines or clematis. The sweet potato vine will fill in the space this season, while the slow-growing climbers need a few years to fill out their arbor or pergola.”
