Pumpkins (and other vegetables) can benefit from trellises since they help lift the fruit off the ground, reducing rot and pest damage. Because pumpkin plants tend to spread so quickly, growing ...

Training climbing plants on garden trellises becomes an effortless chore with some help from a few cheap and easy-to-use ...

Trellises are essential to your garden layout to create height and divide spaces; a trellis takes a garden from flat to immersive. Once those trellises are up, finding the right plants to cover ...

Up is now in, and climbing plants are a secret weapon for creating spaces that feel larger and more interesting than their ...

Climbing plants can be a welcome addition to any space, bringing a much-needed touch of life. But they can quickly get out of hand without proper guidance, attempting to burrow into your walls and ...

Building your own trellis can be a lot of fun, and if you've got an old trampoline sitting around the yard, you can repurpose ...

Keeping your garden private isn’t just about blocking out the view of prying neighbours – it is about creating a ...

Using trellises can be an easy and generally inexpensive way to enhance the design and beauty in your garden landscape, so get busy and lend a hand in providing the support our climbing plants need.

Paul Epsom takes us around his garden to take a look at some of his favorite climbing plants. Clematis is a genus of over 300 species in the buttercup family, Ranunculaceae.

A staple among climbing plants, ivy has a somewhat mixed reputation due to its potential to grow out of control. However, when properly maintained, it can bring a charming, rustic look to your garden.

If your garden is shaded by buildings or trees, it can be difficult to find plants that will grow well. However, there are some climbing plants that will thrive in the shade Comments Lifestyle ...