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Ivy |
16 Oct 2007 |
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Creating shapes and structures at Morville Hall
Some gardeners consider ivy something of a nuisance, it's not always welcome because it spreads so fast. However, at Morville Hall, Katherine Swift has devoted a whole area of her garden to various ivy species and uses them to create shapes and imaginative structures.
Maggie Ayre joins Katherine to see how she's using the different hues of green ivy to divide the garden into sections.Dower House Garden at Morville HallDisclaimer
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