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Creative Touch Interiors
“shape with vines over would be great for an entrance to our garden”
“Trained vine over door”
“love that door and vines”
“kind of vine is that?”
Loudon County Interior Designer
Patty creates unique, enjoyable, and livable interiors. Regardless of project budget, she is known for successfully working within all constraints to create the most beautiful spaces possible.
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Sullivan, Goulette & Wilson Ltd. Architects
“grid- add vines”
“vine fence...creeping vine”
Nancy Van Natta Associates
“The vines on the arbor were here when we took over the house and we managed to save them. They're a combination of Cecil Bruner roses and what I call white potato vine. The rose is an old fashioned variety and it is just lovely with clusters of perfect pink blossoms and a beautiful scent. The "potato”
“"potato vine" is extremely prolific and needs to be cut back every couple of months. Together they make a continuously blooming bouquet at the front gate.”
Premier Service
“The vine growing amid the rock”
“climbing vines...creeping vines”
450 Architects, Inc.
“a few vine veggie plants for more texture.”
“Use of vines for backyard as means of decoration”
“Vines and deck”
www.KarlGercens.com
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Last comment "Like the concept of a vaulted Arbor... open and yet airy . hint of pereanency"
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Last comment "Like the concept of a vaulted Arbor... open and yet airy . hint of pereanency"
This photo has 3 questions
“are the vines growing up the pergola? Are these shade loving vines?”
“Pergola vines”
Debra Campbell Design
“potato vines, clematis, morning glories, honeysuckle, moonflowers, honeysuckle, climbing nasturtiums and Virginia creeper can be planted either in the ground or in containers and trained to grow up a trellis.”
“potato vines, clematis, morning glories, honeysuckle, moonflowers, honeysuckle, climbing nasturtiums and Virginia creeper can be planted either in the ground or in containers and trained to grow up a trellis.”
Wallace Landscape Associates
“Climbing vine, hostas.”
“don't like vine on house.”
