Climbing vines on house exterior

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

Jasmin the most popular climbing, the first to think about every point we need to "fill" with green spots in piles, fences, pergolas.

Discover the beauty of climbing plants for full sun areas with our selection of the best and easiest to grow varieties! These versatile plants are perfect for adding vertical interest, covering trellises, or creating natural privacy screens in your garden. From vibrant flowering vines to lush foliage, there is a climbing plant suitable for every sunny spot in your outdoor space. Explore our collection of full sun perennials that thrive in sunlight and elevate your garden with the enchanting…

Looking to add some greenery to your trellis year-round? Explore the best evergreen vines for trellis that stay lush and vibrant regardless of the season. These climbing plants not only provide privacy with their fast-growing nature but also offer beautiful perennial flowering displays. Discover the top picks for evergreen climbers that are low maintenance and perfect for creating a stunning vertical garden.

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

There are so many things that I admire about my Mom. Lately, I’ve been admiring how hard working she is and her eye for style and beauty. Over the past two weeks, I’ve gotten to go along with my Mama, who is an amazing realtor, to her house inspections, have met some of her lovely […]

House & Garden garden editor Clare Foster shares her advice for beautifying the exterior of your house with plants.

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…

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