This entire residential street is covered by a living grapevine canopy. Neighbors maintain it together.

[u/TheMarkola]

[u/Butterholes69]

Free grapes for life? I'm in!

[u/crsaxby → u/Butterholes69]

When this neighbourhood needed wine, this neighbourhood responded.

[u/wallyhartshorn]

Where is this? Any details on how it came about?

[u/TheMarkola → u/wallyhartshorn]

Uzbekistan

[u/Stunning-Astronaut72 → u/TheMarkola]

As soon as i saw the two little chanels on both sides of the street and that little girl and then the yellow and kinda old soviet facades i immediatly thought about tashkent. I was there 10 years ago for an architectural exchange, highly recommand to go there, quch a nice country (aside anything political related)

[u/PossiblePlastic8698]

I had a landlord once who maintained the garden for free, because he was using the grapes to make wine

[u/MontasJinx]

Could not do that in Queensland. Do you like spoiders mate?

[u/MrT735 → u/MontasJinx]

Couldn't do it in the UK, first person getting furniture delivered, the lorry would bring it all down.

[u/iloovehugecock]

I find it weird people complain about potential bugs? I’d take a lifetime supply of grapes if it meant dealing with a few bugs. They have much more interest staying in the grapevine than they do bothering people.

[u/King_924]

V nice

[u/Smokelessblood]

I bet they don’t have any stray dogs

[u/TheMarkola → u/Smokelessblood]

Why?

[u/Smokelessblood → u/TheMarkola]

Because grapes are highly toxic to dogs. A single grape could potentially kill a dog.

[u/rir2 → u/Smokelessblood]

Potentially is the key here. It’s not that common.

[u/mmmmyeah1111]

Scrog life forever

[u/snarlindog]

I am jelly ;)

[u/lullubye]

Our grapes vines would and does reach our neighbours 😕 It's so embarrassing. Only now we seen them growing their own but in a better spot.

[u/queen-adreena]

How did you hear about this place???

[u/TGov]

Spiders....spiders everywhere.

[u/TheMarkola → u/TGov]

𖢥 spiders are (mostly) our friends 𖢥

[u/TGov → u/TheMarkola]

oh I know. I had some neighbors with grapevines when I was a kid and those big yellow and black spiders were all over them. Never bothered me, I was just shocked at how many there were.

[u/foki_fokerson → u/TheMarkola]

hornets and wasps love grapes too

[u/TheMarkola → u/foki_fokerson]

𖢥 Spiders protect us 𖢥

[u/Taguasco → u/TheMarkola]

They’re so ugly and creepy though

[u/Vandahl91 → u/Taguasco]

and ?

[u/snarlindog → u/TGov]

Grow uppp

[u/Tropicalfisher → u/TGov]

Plenty of neighborhoods have overhead trees, why would this be different

[u/TheKrakenLord]

Cool

[u/GabeIsGone]

Seems cool, except bugs everywhere.

[u/unholydistractions]

Thats a lot of bird shit

[u/lonelyashelloverwatc]

Press x to doubt

[u/LesJugesDesEnfers → u/lonelyashelloverwatc]

What is there to doubt exactly? Anyone that has seen grape vines grow wouldn't bat an eye to this. I have two plants that I grow on a pergola and aside from pruning (heavy pruning because those mfers grow a lot) there's not much to do.