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I own a wonderful 1910 Tudor-style rock house in San Antonio, Texas, which would look really wonderful with vines growing up the walls. Flowers woudl be great! My problem: the house is north-facing. South side gets extremely hot---100+---with intense sun in the summer. All other exposures get AM and PM sun briefly. North side gets day-long open shade. This is a 2 story building. Could look pretty dramatic, very Hollywood!
Any ideas, suggestions, warnings are most appreciated.
Byron
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