A new 6-foot wall in LA needs attractive, manageable vines that won't damage roses/bird of paradise or harbor rats.
All vines need some pruning. Twining vines (most flowering types) require trellis; self-clingers (ivy) attach directly but risk wall damage and rat habitat.
Half-day sun minimum. Irrigation during dry spells. Source locally or from reputable mail-order for rooted cuttings.
Twining vines on a trellis 6 inches off the wall = beauty without damage or rodent highways.
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