We love the charm of the creeping vines on the white house.
Example of a classic white backyard and two-story stone and stucco exterior home design in San Francisco with no cover

Robert Smiddy
This is an example of a huge traditional backyard stone landscaping.

Sit and relax is this conversation area. The loosely set flagstone patio planted with creeping thyme between the joints meets a large sweep of turf and the woodlands beyond.

Courtyard columns covered with sheared creeping fig vine (Ficus pumila). Photographer: Greg Thomas, http://optphotography.com/

Photo of a transitional landscaping in Phoenix.

Creeping phlox (Phlox subulata) is an evergreen, low growing ground cover that is extremely low maintenance. It is tolerant of a wide range of conditions from sunny to part shady and with very dry to normal soil. This photo was taken just a few months after installation of one-gallon size plants. The fast growth and explosion of spring color is due to providing optimum conditions. We prepared the soil in the area 6" deep rather than planting in hard compacted clay. The client was amazed and delighted that we could turn this problem area into the envy of the neighborhood in just a few months. With another years growth, this ground cover will be a solid beautiful mass of drifting spring color. Photographer: Danna Cain, Home & Garden Design, Inc.

Photo by R. Smiddy: Creeping Jenny ground cover adds interest to the base of these trees and pulls you through the trail
Design ideas for a huge traditional backyard stone landscaping.

Merging the stone features with a bed or creeping jenny, bringing softness to a hard surface!
This is an example of a large rustic partial sun side yard landscaping in Toronto.

This photo, also taken in late May shows the creeping phlox and Jacob's ladder in bloom. as well as the Solomon's Seal (which is actually variegated and technically non-native - Oh Well). I love the shape of the Pagoda dogwood on the other side of the path. There is a great bottlebrush buckeye (Aesculus parviflora to the right of the dogwood starting to fully leaf out. You can see a summer wine ninebark in the far right of the photo.

Robert Smiddy
Photo of a huge traditional backyard stone landscaping.

Creeping Jenny, stone wall, lit with sunlight as the day comes to an end!
Design ideas for a large rustic beige and partial sun front yard driveway in Toronto.

Creeping fig vine (Ficus pumila). Photographer: Greg Thomas, http://optphotography.com/

Creeping plants between the pavers work beautifully for adding greenery and stunning details to the whole design.
Design ideas for a modern side yard concrete paver walkway in Salt Lake City.

Aeonium Kiwi mixes with Convolvulus m. Ground Morning Glory and will soon creep over the wall. Photo by Katrina Coombs
Photo of a contemporary landscaping in Los Angeles.

Creeping Clematis is a lovely adornment to any solid structure and has a softening effect on hard and rigid surfaces. We do love our vines and we incorporate them into our designs every chance we get! Contact us today for fresh ideas and inspiration! Serving Central New Jersey for 32 years. 908.904.9446

The Copper Creeping Maple Tree Fountain brings together art, metal, & water exactly where it belongs...at your home. Create a striking visual, both during the day & at night, as water dances from leaf to leaf all while lights capture the shimmering droplets of water. These trees are hand made by our designer in the most tranquil place in the midst of the deep woodlands of England. Every single element of these sculpted fountains, including the leaves, are hand cut and hand made creating the most beautiful of fountains. No two pieces are exactly identical ensuring individuality and zest in all designs.

Design ideas for a large traditional full sun front yard brick formal garden in Atlanta.

Meyer Lemon, Lantana, Lysmachia
Inspiration for a large traditional landscaping in New York for summer.