A green curtain covers one side of our city hall in the summer.
The vines are morning glories and bitter melon plants! I think they were planted sometine in June. It's amazing how fast they grow. It's a nice natural curtain!
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Thank you for the comments, everyone! I hope you all have a wonderful weekend :D
Tall Gary, I thought you'd like the bamboo!
Ann, I think they take it down when the summer is over.
EG, yup! They really grow fast, especially the bitter melon plant!
Aragesque, I don't know how common it is...but I think it's part of a eco program. Something about less direct sunlight through the window meaning less need to use the A/C :D
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Lovely reflections, Kaori! What a beautiful natural curtain indeed! Enjoy your weekend!
Sylvia
That leaf curtain would keep the place so cool. It adds to the beauty too. Nice pictures.
Love the bamboo.
Fantastic! Hope this curtain doesn't attract bugs, though.
do they dry up in Winter? The curtain certainly makes it very cool.
I bet the Morning glory is spectacular when it blooms.
Houston Daily Photo
Looks lovely! I'm surprised at how fast it has grown.
What delightful curtains! Great pics.
A very modern city hall, and with a lot of green around! Love the reflections...
I love it when plants climb buildings like that, it adds a certain charm.
WOW! It grew like that in only ONE summer?
are those vines common in bldgs.?
i think i saw them featured on tv
the other week.
cool reflection. ^0^
Thank you for the comments, everyone! I hope you all have a wonderful weekend :D
Tall Gary, I thought you'd like the bamboo!
Ann, I think they take it down when the summer is over.
EG, yup! They really grow fast, especially the bitter melon plant!
Aragesque, I don't know how common it is...but I think it's part of a eco program. Something about less direct sunlight through the window meaning less need to use the A/C :D
Very nice! I like the way the vines frame the window.
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