Boston ivy and creeping fig are good aggressive vines for freeway overpasses and ... apart can be quite appealing on sturdy arbors or trellises. Lattice could instead be adorned with docile ...

Creeping fig is perhaps the most brutally aggressive of vines. Like many other vines ... painted surfaces but can constrict and crush light trellises, wooden shingles, lattice or anything else ...

creeping fig. The climbing vines were part of the state agency’s original landscaping plan for I-69/U.S. 59 between Shepherd Drive and Montrose Boulevard when that stretch of highway was built ...

Creeping fig is a popular vining houseplant ... This can be avoided by giving the vine a trellis or other structure to support it, keeping it well away from building walls. Plants growing in ...

Creeping fig vines (Ficus pumila) are attractive if you want to cover an entire wall. They adhere directly to the brick, and you don't have to provide a structure like a trellis for them to climb.

In some cases, trellises are necessary to give the vines footing. It all depends on the climbing ability of the vine. Some suggested vines for Georgia homes are as follows: Climbing fig ...

He explains that creeping fig features small leaves with dense growth that can hide a desired wall within just a few seasons. "This is a popular choice of vine for ... a fence or trellis," he ...

Creeping fig vines are attractive if you want to cover an entire wall. They adhere directly to the brick, and you don’t have to provide a structure like a trellis for them to climb on.