Hey I’m Shiree Segerstrom! Design, garden entertaining, wellness… those are all my jam! I’m so glad you dropped by today. I’ve traveled the world and have been fortunate enough to have developed an eye for creating beauty in many forms.  I don’t know about you, but spring fills me with energy. I’ve put together a little gallery of my favorite climbing vines to inspire us both. I hope you enjoy them. And if like me, you love beauty too you will love my workbook Healthy at Home that helps you create your own beautiful oasis. We need our homes to support us now more than ever.

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Bougainvillea, roses, wisteria, clematis, trumpet vine, honeysuckle, jasmine…

Clipped and controlled, or overgrown and blowsy…

I’m dreaming of adding flowering vines to my garden, but it’s so full already I wouldn’t know where to start.

Divine smells and color. Purple clematis flowing over a garden wall.

Bougainvillea covered arbor over a dining area. You might have petals in your soup before lunch is through, but wouldn’t it be worth it?

Trained wisteria on an iron arbor. Crushed granite patio cover.

Iris along a garden path. Rustic arbor covered in grape vines.

Warm, limestone walls surrounded by vines and flowers. Barroux, France.

A cherub statue barely detectable through the maze of climbing roses.

Boxwood around a fountain, a perennial favorite among gardeners.  Bay standards and Banks roses too. Annie Moore.

Clematis surrounding a garden gate.

Image above by French photographer Clive Nichols.

Woodwardia, ivy and climbing fuchsia surrounding a path at Hidcote Manor near Chipping Camden in Gloucester, England. Gloucester is in one of the most picturesque areas of England, the Cotswold’s.

Dominique LaFourcade. I just might take up fishing.

 The sweetest shed in the world.

Doorway blocked by hydrangeas and wisteria. A beautiful entrapment.

Thank you again for dropping by. Shiree’ xo