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Posted by
nanagrandma 9 SouthWest, Calif (
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Fri, Jun 25, 10 at 1:46
| In reading Giggles post about Kiwi Vines I thought I would post my arbors. On the Discussion side I have posted more pics of my Succulents.
Wisteria it is fast growing and you cannot kill it but when it is flowering it is beautiful. You have to be careful because the vines entwine the wood of the arbor so my DH makes sure it grows on the top slates, otherwise it can uproot the posts. BUT this year my DH cut it all down, but like I said it won't die.
Sylvia/NanaGrandma
Arbor with Wisteria side view
Arbor w/o Wisteria
Grape Vine Arbor
Red Rose Arbor with Champ guarding it, LOL
Sorry my totem is dirty in this pic!
Sucullent Area
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RE: Wisteria, Grapevines, Roses and Succulents
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| OOOps did it again the succulent pics are on the Conversation side! Sylvia |
RE: Wisteria, Grapevines, Roses and Succulents
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| I see little ... probably thrift shop finds ... on the shelves with your succulents so I think that qualifies for the Discussions side! Your arbors and those roses are beautiful! I can see why you have a trained attack dog guarding them. he-he It's amazing how some pets just have to ham it up for the camera while my mother's last pooch wouldn't sit still for a picture for nothing. Btw, I would have never known the totem was dirty. Great pics and TFS! |
RE: Wisteria, Grapevines, Roses and Succulents
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| Great looking arbors...they always look so serene and inviting! Love the rose arbor....beautiful! TFS!! |
RE: Wisteria, Grapevines, Roses and Succulents
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| Love your arbors especially the first one! I love the succulents too-- they seem to be easier for me to grow than flowers on my hot and sunny decks. |
RE: Wisteria, Grapevines, Roses and Succulents
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| WOW! Beautiful!!! Just gave me inspiration for my grape arbor idea! I like the bench and I like the hammock ideas!!! |
RE: Wisteria, Grapevines, Roses and Succulents
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| Beautiful gardens, nanagma! I am lovin' your succulent vignette! Like calamity, I the hammock idea in the grape arbor is wonderful! (instead of just between 2 trees!) Love the arbor "w/o Wisteria" ...LOL! TFS! Jeanne S. |
RE: Wisteria, Grapevines, Roses and Succulents
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| Beautiful pictures! I love arbors, and I love yours, especially the one with the seats, it looks so cute and old fashioned. I want to try and build one along those lines. I'll bet your wisteria arbor is so beautiful when it's in bloom. We have a lot of wisteria here, but it is so vigorous, I'm not brave enough to tackle the work it would take to grow it on an arbor. Your red rose with the black iron arbor is gorgeous. Do you know what the name of the rose is? I love succulents too. Looks like you've got some interesting ones. Thanks for the posting the pics, it's been a pleasure to see your beautiful arbors. |
RE: Wisteria, Grapevines, Roses and Succulents
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Thanks for the kind comments! garden2garden I am so sorry I don't know the name but it is a climbing one. I also have a yellow rose on iron arbor. I love arbors and my DH makes them for me. Right now he is working on another one as soon as he has it up I'll post it. Luna on the conversation side is a better pic of my succulent which show some red cement blocks painted red to hold my succulents, does that count LOL Sylvia |
RE: Wisteria, Grapevines, Roses and Succulents
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Your whole garden is soooo inviting! Kathy |
RE: Wisteria, Grapevines, Roses and Succulents
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| Edna they are still beautiful. I have to trim my wisteria back yearly after bloom but it has still crushed my corner patio post. Well, I think the succulents are fine cause you have them within this thread. If some people get too technical you would have to put them on the exact spot where others post their big time collections. And that rose is still a beautiful rose and I love it. Is the dog a different one from the one I met? June |
RE: Wisteria, Grapevines, Roses and Succulents
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| June(Twomonths) Yes our black lab went to doggy heaven right after Christmas, she had cancer. So even though we said no more heart break, we got Champurrado(Champ) from the shelter, he is still a puppy and doing all kinds of mischief, but one good thing he does is peel off the bark from the Palm Tree so he is a true GardenJunk dog, LOL |
RE: Wisteria, Grapevines, Roses and Succulents
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| I remember the pic of your dog on other side, he is so beautiful, such coloring, glad he is keeping it! The red rose is stunning! Love the arbors. My lop Snoopy loved grape leaves so that is what I think of every time I see them. Wisteria is beautiful is it purple or white? But I know it can really take over. Nice you have so much room & looking forward to seeing your DH's next arbor!! Sure helps shade things from the Ca. sun too. Jan |
RE: Wisteria, Grapevines, Roses and Succulents
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| I love your arbors!! They look great but!! You can kill wisteria. I did by cutting it back to much.It was getting out of control.O well! |
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