Turn it into a beautiful living wall with these clinging vine plants.
Vines on concrete wall.
How to grow vines on a concrete block wall.
If you are practical and want fruiting vines a grape or kiwi may be the plant for you.
We recently bought a house that was half covered in ivy.
If you want old fashioned elegance english ivy or a climbing rose should fit the bill.
Attach masonry nails in a grid arrangement across each wall s vertical surface and stretch galvanized wires from nail to nail forming a system of wires.
Here s a great solution for a blank wall.
The clinging roots of these climbing vines will attach to almost any porous material or surface.
Unless vine plants have holdfasts that cling to any surface you must create a trellis system in order to grow vines on concrete block walls.
It is about 9 tall and 40 long.
This method helps you control that.
We would like to have a vine that is compatible with our climate and would cling to the wall.
Vines to cover concrete block wall.
Below is a listing of vine plants that are ideal for use to cling and climb up walls posts and tree trunks.
We didn t like it and we were told to cut the roots and let the ivy die and then just tear it down from the walls.
What vine would be good to cover a cinder block wall.
What s the best way to remove them.
Espalier the art of growing a plant along a flat surface.
And if you are covering brick walls with vines to disguise some imperfections fast growing virginia creeper or.
Best vines for brick walls.
I am looking for a vine other than ivy to cover this concrete wall.
Using climbing vines on brick walls can say something about your home and you.
We have a fairly large area across our back yard that we would like to cover.
It may look costly and complicated but it isn t.
This project is something you can do in a weekend.
Vines that will grow on masonry walls.
I was thinking about 5 or so plants and they do not have to cover the entire wall just looking for some visual interest.
We cut the roots and let the ivy die but we noticed all these little suction cups that held the ivy to the brick and wood siding.
An ivy covered wall john from mississauga ontario writes.
Lightweight vines that don t have adhesive discs or tendrils can grow on a support system that is attached to cement walls.