Indoor plants that will grow up a pole...
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Sonia
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PROOnePlan
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Alex
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4 years agoSonia
4 years agoYou can’t beat a bit of garden twine but of course if you want to grow it up the steel it may show up. What colour are you painting the steel? I’m not sure about that tape.
How about attaching discreet self adhesive hooks which you can tie the plant branches to? Command do hooks exactly for this job but I’ve never tried them. Worth a look?
Alex
4 years agoSonia
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4 years agoThese are the plants. I think they are called Philodendron... correct me if I'm wrong! could I change direction of these tendrils and string them around the pole I wonder..?! Thanks everyone for your help really appreciate it.
Lena
4 years agoAlex
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PROTholos Architects
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Lena