Maintenance Flower climbing plants

Climbing plants are the ideal decoration for a large wall surface or an unsightly part of your garden and yard. In the UK and France, this is the most common and one of the favorite ways of decorating the outer part of your home.

Before you decide what type and where you plant it, it is well informed about the conditions and ways of planting, because not all plants are suitable for all premises. When talking about the types of climbing, share them on the evergreen and deciduous vines. In the fall evergreen ivy, evergreen honeysuckle and winter jasmine. They are best planted in places where the shadow or penumbra, we recommend on the north side of the house. On the other hand deciduous climbing plants such as wolf rates, clematis or trumpet prefer warm and sunny side of the house.

Climbers are planted in the spring, and the reason is that until the next cold root already good form and be stronger.

When planting, keep in mind that the root must be covered with 3-5 cm of the country. On the ground under which you plant the climbing place the larger pebbles to protect the land, which is located at the edge of the house. Stones set a month after planting to be settled.

Some climbing plants need help to cover the vertical wall. This applies to plants such as clematis or wisteria which is the better bet horizontal strut of wood or put struts hooks on the wall. Kon Installation of various support keep in mind that they must be firm because of snow during the winter and there appears to be a large weight.

We advise you to climbing plants that often crop to form a stronger stems, and at the same time that the more young sprouts buds. When climbers reached the desired height, crop every month, so the cut by one-third because it shoots divide and diversify. When planting, you can also play with imagination and plant climbing plants of the same species growing at different times or combine with roses climbing plants that will give additional beauty.