Artificial Vine Garland – February Looks Exactly Like June Up There

A trailing vine of fabric blossoms on stems you can bend into place after hanging. The finish is treated to hold its color in direct sun, so it works outdoors as well as in. Six color mixes across three lengths.

Why choose an artificial vine garland?

Growing something up a fence takes two seasons and a watering routine you have to remember. This gives you the finished picture on the afternoon you hang it. And it stays that picture through winter, which no living climber does.

Sun-treated finish — the color holds up under direct light instead of washing out in a season.
Shapeable stems — bend each strand to fill the gaps once you see where they fall.
Three lengths offered — match the drop to the height of the fence, pergola or railing.
Fixes with ties — garden twine or cable ties are all the hardware you need.
Rinse and done — dust and pollen come off with a pass from the garden hose.

One afternoon of hanging buys you a green wall for the rest of the year.

Hang each strand from the top and work downward, tying at intervals so the weight is shared. Once it is up, bend the stems sideways to close any bare patches. Give it a rinse when it looks dusty and leave it to dry in place.