Climbing plants, like vines or climbing shrubs they are more useful than many may think. There are more species than we imagine, and although the list is quite extensive, the most common species are: Dama de noche, Jasmine, Honeysuckle, Passionflower, Celestina, Climbing rose, Virgin vine, Ipomea, Tecomaria, among others.
Climbing plants are the result of adaptations. These types of shrubs continue to leave the ground and rise looking for sunlight to achieve more efficient photosynthesis.
Some reasons to grow these types of climbing plants are:
- They constitute a varied and rich group in species: These types of plants have varied species of which you can choose the one you prefer. Different types of leaves, flowers, scents, in short different details to choose from.
- To cover walls: This type of climbing plants can be used to cover facades, walls. Your walls will no longer look simple but adorned with these natural ornaments.
- For arches, columns and pergolas: Using this type of climbing plants on the porches, on the columns or the pergolas you will enjoy a pleasant shade and a delicious aroma. They will also look like spectacular ornaments in your garden.
- To cover the ground: some species such as ivy, honeysuckle, virgin vine among others are suitable for covering the ground.
- They grow quite fast: for those of us who want plants that grow fast and cover a certain place in a short time, this type of shrub can grow up to 5 meters in a single year so we will not have to wait long to see our columns covered. and beautifully decorated.
Hi! I planted a beautiful vine in the mud walls of my house (I hope to see them green !!!… some day…) but a nest of zompopos came out of nowhere and they are eating them !!! It hurt my soul because in less than two months the plants were going very well, they grew a lot !! Will they have a repellent or natural poison for the elimination of this plague ???