Pergola wisteria

You probably saw our PLANS after we set up our Pergola. And we really want to have something like this... Our inspiration photos are pergola filled with Wisteria Vine. So, naturally, we had to get our Wisteria Vines. We got ours at a local garden Center -$48 per vine plant And since the pergola was made of metal, we were afraid with the extreme heat in our area, the metal might end up being too hot for the vine to grow onto. Plus the posts seems too narrow for the vines for the vines as…

Growing Wisteria on a pergola can be one of the greatest additions to a garden, bursting with elegancy - we discuss the best methods.

Learn about less invasive types of wisteria vines, and how to grow, train, prune, and support wisteria, an essential member of the Southern garden.

Cascade of Wisteria • A verdant living tapestry drapes elegantly over the pergola, wisteria blooms in a vibrant cascade of lavender • Beneath, a plush array of cushions and throws adorn the outdoor sofa, inviting leisurely afternoons • Time stands still in this tranquil alcove, where rustic charm meets refined comfort • The laughter of blooms and whispers of leaves create a melody, while the soft glow of natural light completes this picturesque retreat.

From rural cottage to grand estate, country gardens should be tailored to the house and landscape they occupy. Clare Foster talks to three garden designers about the elements that give a garden that all-important sense of place and we've included loads of inspiration to help you design your English country garden to perfection

HGTV.com showcases vines for arches and pergolas, including clematis, trumpet vine, climbing roses, hops, honeysuckle and wisteria.