Silly Tuesday: Green'n'mean

@Linerberry: Green is hope! :)

@Nicolas: You bet! :D

@MrsAmber: Last means of escape: the roof.

@MaryB: I think it's alive!

@Sarito: Glad you like it, Sarito!

@PD: That sempervivum hint was no fun - this would really work. If layers of vine will keep the warmth... I'm not so sure. :-)

@Evelyne Dubos: I think this is one of the most overgrown (inhabited) buildings I know about. :-)

@JoeB: The forest _becomes_ the city. :-)

@WABIKOJA: This one is indeed spectacular, not so common (just to prevent from false impressions :-)

@Steven: The only problem I see here are these little crawling guests that will come immediately when you open the window.

@P J W Miller: I'm afraid it would look awful without the leaves. There must be a reason for this.

@observing: This front yard is quite spectacular! :-)

@Veronelle: "How's the weather, darling?"
"It's green!" :-)

@Jen: I think they don't! :-D

@Bookfool: Here's a little secret: our balcony is very similar to that front yard! :-)

@dkc: Perhaps their house looks so ugly that it's best to cover it with plenty of green. :-D

@dj.tigersprout: That's easy: you're starting with a tiny twine and place it at the wall. Then wait.
:-D

@Twelvebit: Oh yes, remnants of roots and rhizomes will last for decades!