Big holes are very difficult to dig in North Carolina clay soil, but it pays off. Note the beautiful flowering vines I planted on either side of our hammock/trellis thing.
Wafting on the Eno: Durham folks, if you haven’t done this yet, you are seriously missing out. RiverDave has been doing this for 18 years now. He is 20% guide, 80% prophet. It’s not a tour, it’s a way of life. Check it out!
Random: Crystal really loves this first place poem.
Vana
June 27, 2007 at 9:28 pm
If you had a contest to guess what vines you planted, I’d say the one on the left is a mandevilla and the one on the right is a wisteria. If it’s a wisteria, you should expect it to conquer the hammock, the patio, your house, and your entire world within a couple of years. But they are soooo gorgeous! Let me know if I came close. xoxo Vana, always the Ultimate Flower Lover
Crystal
July 1, 2007 at 12:40 pm
Yes, you are correct, Vana! That is exactly what those vines are. Also, I’m happily prepared for total take-over by the wisteria vine.