That's one way to put it

Old Car City web page lead: “Old Car City in White, Georgia contains the world’s largest known classic car junkyard. Visitors enjoy the beautiful vegetation of the deep south that is intertwined with the hundreds of cars that reside in Old Car City.” 

https://www.oldcarcityusa.com/

I have never seen vegetation of the Deep South described as “intertwined" with anything. Mostly, a description of Southern vegetation is, “Honey, that place is buried under layers of kudzu. You can’t get rid of the stuff.”

Old Car City is mentioned at https://www.cash-for-cars.net/blog/the-10-biggest-junkyards-in-america/

CTC Auto Ranch in Denton, Texas, is mentioned as being “in the dry climate in Denton,” which means “these old cars are rust- free…” With almost 40 inches of rain annually, Denton does not qualify as part of Texas in a dry climate.

All of the places mentioned in 10 Biggest Junkyards have bunches of cars.