Frank Lloyd Wright, who was a great architect, was not the nicest man. He had some pretty memorable statements, though. He also said, when asked his occupation, when he was being sworn in for a trial, "I am the world's greatest architect." Later when asked why he responded that way he relied, "Because I was under oath." : ) At any rate he was right about hiding things.Plantings can be a wonderful way to camouflage unattractive structures, improve the view and make things prettier in general. Some would say, and have said, my garden is wild but I prefer to think of it as natural. No neatly edged lawns here.
Gardeners plant anything and everything or let them plant themselves to conceal them. When I first saw my house I had no idea there was a big studio/garage across the brook behind my side yard. Here is that studio in early spring:
and now:
My garden shed is an even more dramatic example, Early spring:
and now:
Needless to say I don't really use the shed. I also lost 2 large pine trees a few years ago. Nature took care of covering one stump and I'm helping her with the other. There is a stump under here:
And here is the other, clearly in need of more planting!
Anyone else have examples?