What are climbers?

Climbs are plants that grow upright, relying on other plants, grid, structures and anything else they can find for support. Climbing vines can be an attractive accessory to the garden and include plants such as Jasmine, Bougainvillea, Honeysie, Ivy, Kiwi, Wisteria, Clematis, some pink cultivars, passion, morning fame and trumpet vines. Many kindergartens wear climbers and can order other cultivars according to special customer request. Some give the tendrils looking for something they lock, strengthen the plant in place and allow it to gradually grow higher and higher over time. Others actually combine their stems or leaves around support structures. Some use adhesive pads or roots bundles to catch their support structures. Mountaineers can also easily grow upright without joining, in which case they may need to provide support; This Typhorozer is often grown on the gazebo, in which case the plant will be expanded when DOSThe upper part of the support structure.

One of the advantages of climbers is that they can add horizontal height and texture to the garden, especially when they grow over the years. This makes the garden more visually interesting. Climbers are also ideal for creating personal data protection screens; They are not as thick as trees and hedges, occupy less space in the garden and can provide a great leaf and floral screen. Gardeners can also use climbers to divide the garden into different areas and to create hidden corners in the garden.

When buying a climber, gardeners should take care of the purchase of a race that will grow in their area. Preschool employees may have recommendations and gardeners can also look for prosperous plants in the neighborhood and find out if something looks particularly interesting or inspiring. Garders may also want to consider the height of the plants they buy; The higher the climber jE, when it is purchased, the faster it reaches the desired height, but shorter plants are cheaper in the kindergarten.

Something else to think about is whether the climber is evergreen. In the winter months, fierce climbers may look like brown twigs and branches. Evergreens will look fresh throughout the year and can be a better choice in the climate with growing climbers. This is especially true when used for privacy.