Easy Landscape Architecture Design, Execution, Care 
One of the effective methods of adding dimension to your garden is the use of ivy. According to the suitability of the planting area, ivy shoots develop by clinging to the surface. As long as there is a surface where the ivy shoots can grow, they will continue to grow in that direction.
They are more preferred in order to add an aesthetic appearance to the gardens. However, in addition to its aesthetic aspect, it is one of the plant species with high functionality. Growing from a single root with multiple branches, vines are usually wrapped in structural materials. Vines when it reaches the desired image; They gain functional qualities with the purpose of wrapping, covering, covering. Areas where ivy is used intensively and its shoots are attached; entrance jewelry, garden gate, pergola, wall, fence etc. they are structural.
The shoots of the ivy should be connected to each other with the structural material you want to develop. The connection is provided by using a flexible binding rope that will not harm the plant and the structural material. With the development of the vines over time, it is ensured that the elongated or newly formed shoots continue to contact the structural.
Click here to read the The Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) article about “Green Walls”