Ich frage mich, ob dies in einem Hausgarten funktionieren/Sinn machen würde. Ein kurzer Weg mit den Seiten und Mabey "Versiegelung" mit Pflanzen bedeckt (so dass so wenig von außen zu sehen war). Es muss nicht länger sein als das erste Bild, nur Mabey hat eine Kurve, sodass Sie das Ende von Anfang an nicht sehen können. Und dass es zu einem kleinen Sitzbereich in einem Kreis führt, der ähnlich wie der Tunnel bedeckt wäre. Die Tunnelwände würden entweder Kletter-/Randpflanzen sein, die ganz nach oben gehen, oder ~ 7 bis 8 Fuß hohe, verzweigte Bäume, die eng zusammengepackt sind. Der "Versiegelung" Könnte von einigen Solarlichtern zum Gehen nachts beleuchtet werden. Wenn ich ein Haus und Garten habe, möchte ich etwas Gemüse, Kräuter, Obstbäume, Blumen, … und obwohl das a "Geheimnis" Tunnel zu einem kleinen Sitzbereich wäre wirklich cool, kann aber online nicht viel Inspiration finden. Hat jemand Bilder/Videos/Ersteller, in denen etwas Ähnliches existiert?

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    1. princessofthehotel on

      This would definitely make sensee!! My aunt has had this in her garden for the longest time, back when I was a kid it would be such a fairytale-like experience to play there with my cousin

    2. BloodSpades on

      I would LOVE to do something like this, but OMFG, the **SPIDERS** where I live!!!! 😱💀

      Plus the roasting sun would probably make this a fire hazard for half of the year. Stupid desert…

    3. Logical-Librarian766 on

      You could do it but it would probably take several seasons before it got much coverage, even with a rapidly spreading plant. So if youre willing to do some waiting over several growing seasons you could have something really gorgeous.

      Idk your location but i always wish i could have something like this with Wisteria. So pretty.

    4. _triangle_ on

      You can make that kind of a walkway without supports if you grow large flowering bushes and trim them to have a walkway. For example I see a lot of lilac bushes being trimmed that way.

    5. If you can grow passion fruit, grapes, kiwi ,peas, jasmine in your region, you can use any of these. Grape vines do grow quickly and the hanging fruits give a pretty look, the tree last few years(of you do not have pets, grapes are harmful for pets).
      Jasmine makes a very scented driveway.
      Peas grow very quickly and have pretty flowers.and you can grow other plants , alongwith it. You can also grow cantaloupe or small squash. They grow quickly and look pretty. You can add fairy lights to make the way look magical.

      You can grow apple trees too, just it will be tough to do bonsai with it.

      https://youtu.be/wXOX1nzCnaQ?si=1MKkkmLufaW32zGG

      https://youtu.be/or1zMAMGY9c?si=yc1vTsOoRhBwZcCY

    6. Gottacatchemallsuccs on

      This is so not the point of your post but I can’t help myself: ceiling*

      Sealing is a verb tense of “to seal”

      “Sealing” and “ceiling” are homonyms.
      A homonym is a word that sounds like another word.

    7. Inside_Host_5811 on

      You can get really cheap garden arches from nearly everywhere – buy a bunch of them, cover them with plastic fence mesh or chicken wire net, and then grow something up and over it. Star jasmine, or an ivy, wisteria – so long as you keep training the new growth to grow over the arch ways it’ll work. And you’ll have to keep trimming the tendrils that escape the structure. Add some solar fairy lights and your in bizzo baby!

    8. JessicaRose31x on

      Really love the second picture. I have something similar in my garden but it’s mainly wisteria

    9. reddead24f on

      Im trying to do this right now! One path with grapes like this and one with kiwi/ kiwi berries. Its still young but i hope we get here!

    10. If you don’t want to use vegetables, or a flower that’s only alive for a quarter of the year it would be a bit expensive or very slow to start but it’s very possible.

    11. findchocolate on

      Yes, you just need to scale it to size and make sure the climbers are appropriate.

      I did this at my allotment with runner beans, it was awesome, the bees and my kids loved it.

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