Thursday, January 12, 2017

Vining plants for arches, porch & balcony garden (privacy wall)

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Clematis armandii
Wisteria
Solanum crispum ('Glasnevin'glasnev
Vining flowers can turn an ugly porch or balcony into a magical hideaway. Vining plants along with a fence can create a beautiful privacy wall. A privacy wall can be achieved with many other tall growing plants which I have listed in this post: Hedges to block neighbors & privacy wall garden ideas.




Clematis
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Bougainvillea


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panoramio.com

 thunbergia laurifolia


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dutchman's pipe

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Wisteria

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morning glory

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passion flower

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boston ivy


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golden hop

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Orange Trumpet Creeper

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star jasmine

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 cup of gold

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 chocolate vine


Bleeding Heart vine
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Other vining plants include: herald's trumpet, mile a minute plant, Sweet pea vine, American bittersweet vine, Moonflower vine, climbing Hydrangea vine,  honeysuckle, Silver Lace, Black-eyed Susan vine, “thunbergia alata”, and cup-and-saucer vine.

Black-eyed Susan vine
Morning Glory
Purple bell vine
Wisteria
Solanum crispum ('Glasnevin'
Virginia creeper (Parthenocissus)
Virginia creeper (Parthenocissus)
Virginia creeper (Parthenocissus)
Virginia creeper (Parthenocissus)
Virginia creeper (Parthenocissus)
Virginia creeper (Parthenocissus

Beneficial insect/bug hotel ideas

In this post, I provide you with example of "bug hotels" that attract beneficial bugs to create a habitat around your garden which will control pests, increase pollination, and protect life/ecosystems. I've never assembled a bug hotel or put together, but this seems quite the way to recycle materials and make something useful and artistic.

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barbolian.com
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lostockhallacademy.org

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kidsinthegarden.co.uk

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insecthotels.co.uk
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Natural Hedges to block neighbors & privacy wall garden ideas

Below are a list of plants and flowers that grow tall enough to create a hedge to block neighbors and ways to create a natural privacy wall.


Forsythia Spectabilis



Lilac hedge

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Oleander hedge

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Rose of Sharon hedge

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Canna flowers as hedges or secret garden

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Hollyhocks
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Sunflowers

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Hydrangeas


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Spirea Arguta

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Buddleia Butterfly bush
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flowering quince shrub

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Azalea shrub hedge

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Ornamental grasses

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Leylandii trees for hedging

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 Photinia Red Robin

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Of course Evergreen trees, pines, and cedars are beautiful throughout the entire year and can create privacy within your yard. Also, these trees block the cold winds in the winter. Likewise,  Bamboo plants can quickly grow creating a privacy wall. Other plants include: Weigela, Foxglove, Ornamental Millet (purple millet is very beautiful); Laurels such as Prunus Laurocerasus or Prunus Lusitanica for hedging; Ligustrum Trees and Shrubs; ViburnumsHolly varieties such as Ilex Aquifolium or Ilex Cornuta for hedging; and Magnolia Trees.