Each Summer the kudzu drapes itself over this wall where Peachtree Rd. crosses over I-85. Although concrete will prevent the growth of kudzu, the beautiful green city of Atlanta still provides kudzu plenty of room to grow. |
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| Left - Spring Street in Uptown Atlanta.
Right - Abandoned urban house. |
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| Wall Paintings & Kudzu on Peachtree Street |  |
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| Houses on a main road in Alpharetta, Ga. |  |
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| Left - This house on a busy intersection was demolished in 2003 to make room for new development.
Right - A closed business in Alpharetta, Ga. |
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| Remains of a burned out Textile Plant in Rockingham, NC. featured in Juanitta Baldwin's book, Kudzu in America and referred to me by Joe Van Riper, Voice Over professional in Charlotte, NC. |  |
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| This plant in Toccoa Ga. partially covered in kudzu is shown both in Summer and early Spring. The plant no longer functions as intended. | 
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