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Gardening innovation: turning three-dimensional plants into flat, wall-hugging cultivation

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Near Manchester, England, there is an English garden that uses bold gardening innovation to turn plants from three-dimensional into "flat" - that is, letting plants grow upward clinging to walls! Peonies, southern magnolias, figs, flowering quinces, cherry blossoms, ...

Near Manchester, England, there is an English garden that uses bold gardening innovation to turn plants from three-dimensional into "flat" - that is, letting plants grow upward clinging to walls!

Peonies, southern magnolias, figs, flowering quinces, cherry blossoms, and peach blossoms have all gone to cling to the wall...

A fig clinging to the wall

A flowering quince clinging to the wall

A southern magnolia clinging to the wall

A peony clinging to the wall

A flowering quince clinging to the wall

A cherry blossom clinging to the wall

Among all these wall-clinging plants, which one do you think clings to the wall most ethereally?


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