A stone retaining wall clashing with a rustic brick cottage in Pittsburgh (Zone 6) can be veiled with trailing evergreens.
Attach horizontal wires or trellis to the wall face. Tie young stems to wires; they’ll cascade down. Prune annually to keep off the lawn.
Variegated ivy is the safest Zone 6 pick for year-round coverage.
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