Climbing plants

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Location

Garden/balcony

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lighting

Sun/partial shade

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Irrigation

Medium

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type

perennial

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Colorful

Climbing plants - a natural and vibrant cover for any surface! 🌿🏡 From fragrant jasmine to colorful bougainvillea, from the unique passionflower to the climbing vine - climbing plants add color, scent and bloom to walls, pergolas, fences and railings. The perfect solution for covering surfaces and creating natural privacy! 🌺

✨ Why plant climbing plants?

Wall covering: turning bare walls into green, blooming walls
Natural privacy: Create a green screen over fences and railings
Shade on a pergola: Covering pergolas and creating pleasant shade
Wonderful scent: jasmine, stephanotis and other fragrant climbers
Rich blooms: bougainvillea, mandevilla and passionflower in spectacular colors
Space saving: utilizes vertical space instead of horizontal
Hiding buildings: hiding air conditioners, pipes and unsightly walls
Attracting butterflies: Passionflower and flowering climbers attract butterflies

🌿 Popular climbers with us

Fragrant jasmine: intoxicating scent, small white flowers
Jasmine Sambac: Extremely fragrant, delicate white blossoms
Bougainvillea: Dramatic blooms in purple, pink, red and orange
Passionflower: Stunning flowers, some varieties bear fruit
Mandevilla: Large flowers in pink, red or yellow
Triangular vine: leaves turn red in fall, excellent cover
Black-eyed Susie: Orange flowers with a black center
Pandoraia jasmine: beautiful pink flowers
Fiery Ornit: Fiery orange flowers in winter
Woodland Ivy: Classic evergreen, quick cover

🏠 Where to plant climbers?

Pergolas: Create a green roof and pleasant shade
Fences: Cover with mesh or wooden fence for privacy
Walls: Turn a boring wall into a green wall
Balcony railings: create a green and floral screen
Gates: An impressive frame for the entrance to the house
Pillars: Support pillars with impressive climbers
Trellis: Dedicated nets for climbers
Large pots: with trellis or built-in support

☀️ Optimal growing conditions

Lighting: Most climbers like full sun to partial shade.
Support: trellis, mesh, wires or a climbing surface
Soil: Well-drained and rich in organic matter
Watering: Regular, especially in summer and the first year
Distance from wall: Plant 30-50 cm from the wall for ventilation
Direction: Most climbers prefer a south or west wall.
Fertilization: Organic or slow-release fertilizer during the growing season
Mulch: Cover the base to retain moisture

✂️ Direction and pruning

Purpose: To gently tie young branches to support
Spread: Spread branches in all directions for even coverage
Design pruning: maintaining the desired shape
Drying: Remove dead and damaged branches
Timing: Prune after flowering (for flowering plants) or at the end of winter
Rejuvenation: Occasional hard pruning for older plants
Control: Prevent over-spreading to unwanted areas
Safety: Make sure the climber does not block windows or pipes.

🔧 Common problems and solutions

Not blooming: usually lack of sun - move to a brighter location
Slow growth: check watering and fertilization
Yellow leaves: overwatering or iron deficiency
Non-cling: Add support and gentle binding
Aphids: Spray with water and dishwashing liquid or natural pesticide.
Flour mill: improve ventilation and keep it away from the wall
Over-spreading: regular pruning for control
Wall damage: use a grid separate from the wall

📋 General specifications

Category: Climbing plants
Type: Perennial
Location: Garden, Balcony, Courtyard
Lighting: Full sun to partial shade
Watering: Moderate - depending on the type of plant
Height: Variable - from 2 meters to 10+ meters
Growing difficulty: easy to moderate
Uses: Wall covering, pergolas, fences, privacy

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Climbing plants - natural cover, colorful blooms and a wonderful scent!

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Tip from the nursery

A winning combination: Plant fragrant jasmine near a seating area - the scent in the evening is an experience! Pergola tip: Bougainvillea or passionflower will give you shade and amazing blooms, but remember that they need strong support because they become heavy over the years.