There were grape trellises, but also espalier fruit trees and many other climbing plants such as wisteria. Ivy is very common, as in neighbouring Schleswig-Holstein in Germany. It is noteworthy that virtually all forms of wooden trellises were represented, including the diamond shapes more commonly seen in France. A wide variety of forms were gathered here in a relatively small space. Wire trellises, on the other hand, did not play a role; not a single example can be found. Monasteries, manor houses and farms were covered in greenery, as were holiday homes, schools, etc.
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