New post at Dragonflies... to see the rest go over to her new home at
http://fordragonfliesandme.wordpress.com/2013/03/20/creating-garden-rooms-with-pergolas-arbors-and-and-trellis/
There is something evocative about walking through a rose covered arbor or dreamily strolling through the length of a blossom covered pergola... the air fresh with the scents of sweet mingling with musk... the gentle chirps of tiny birds safely nestled within the confines of the leaf covered shelter. My arbors and pergola are grand statements, and when friends and strangers alike come into my yard, they are what say, "Welcome to my garden's, won't you stay an visit awhile..."
There are a multitude of structures to choose from in every shape and size to fit in with any garden style you choose. What is the difference between the three and how do you incorporate them correctly to create the illusion of having many separate garden rooms? All three have one thing in common: they are structures incorporated into gardens to provide a growing place for vining plants. Here are some tips and idea's to get you started.....
http://fordragonfliesandme.wordpress.com/2013/03/20/creating-garden-rooms-with-pergolas-arbors-and-and-trellis/
There is something evocative about walking through a rose covered arbor or dreamily strolling through the length of a blossom covered pergola... the air fresh with the scents of sweet mingling with musk... the gentle chirps of tiny birds safely nestled within the confines of the leaf covered shelter. My arbors and pergola are grand statements, and when friends and strangers alike come into my yard, they are what say, "Welcome to my garden's, won't you stay an visit awhile..."
There are a multitude of structures to choose from in every shape and size to fit in with any garden style you choose. What is the difference between the three and how do you incorporate them correctly to create the illusion of having many separate garden rooms? All three have one thing in common: they are structures incorporated into gardens to provide a growing place for vining plants. Here are some tips and idea's to get you started.....
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