Using a trellis or wire support for any potted vine or climbing houseplant will encourage the plant to grow more broadly, giving it a fuller and healthier look.

Vertical gardening systems can lead to more plants and higher yields. A bonus? Soil-dwelling pests are thwarted by putting ...

Discover which fast-growing vine is best for your garden this season. When it comes to adding texture and visual interest to ...

North Texas garden pros from Shades of Green and Nicholson-Hardie share their picks for vines and other climbing plants.

I’m going to veto Lego as a primary architectural touchpoint, the Secret Architect tells their fresh cohort of would-be Part 3 students It’s the start of a new academic year at the university, which ...

A wall that is only two bricks high is at the centre of a row between a businessman and a developer. Lioncourt Homes is building 70 properties at Priory Meadows in Hempsted, on the edge of ...

Huntley High School graduate Shane Soderwall, a sophomore goalie for Curry College in Massachusetts, earned the Sid Watson Award as the best player in Division III men’s hockey. A first-team ...

For the best shade and cooling, you should plant your vines near your home's south or west-facing walls . Ensure you encourage good airflow by establishing your trellis a minimum of a foot away from ...

A HOMEOWNER has won their fight to keep a pillared brick wall built outside a home in Ockendon without planning permission. In June, the owners of the home in Cullen Square were refused ...

Whether you grow mostly vegetables, mostly flowers, or a mix of both, chances are good you've wanted to put some vining plants into the mix—and that means adding a trellis to the gardenscape.

"There’s a lot of dated sponged walls," Fabian noted, "and a lot of brick walls that have been covered up that we are going to expose." The layout, he said, offers a lot of options, with five ...