Trained Vines Between Trees In Luxembourg Gardens
I could post for 100 days straight and I don't think I would run out of things to say and share about Luxembourg Gardens in Paris. Yesterday, I posted about the green tree boxes . Today are a couple of photos of a fountain area that is in the northeast corner of the garden. It is a reflecting pool with a large fountain at the far Eastern edge that is lined by (I'm pretty sure that they're) London Plane trees or perhaps just Plane Trees since they're NOT in London?!?! The trees themselves are magnificent. There are four or five on either side of the reflecting pool that are placed in a line. In between these trees is ivy. You can see it in the photos at the top and bottom of this post. The ivy is trained from the central base in between the trees - and the space in between the trees - and trained out in two angles. Where it meets the trees, it is then trained back across in a straight line. Look at it in the photos. Amazing, isn't it? The vines