Those who choose climbing plants for the garden will soon appreciate their merits. In addition to the fact that they grow with great (sometimes, lightning) speed, creepers are decorated with decorative leaves or flowers. The main advantage that climbing plants have is that they do not take up much land. After all, their realm is not a horizontal, but a vertical surface.
What climbing plants for a summer residence to choose?
You can start with annuals. They are supposed to be sown in the spring, and completely removed from the garden in the fall. These creepers will appeal to those who like to update vertical flower beds every year.
1. Ipomoea purple.
It is an annual vine that stretches up to 8 meters, so next to it you can put arches for climbing plants. Its leaves resemble hearts, and the flowers are gramophones. The size of the inflorescences ranges from 5 to 8 cm. The shade also varies from variety to variety: it can be white or pink, red or purple, plain or with contrasting spots and a border.
These garden vines are unpretentious in care. They don't even need to be replanted every year. From their boxes, seeds fall to the ground in autumn, which successfully winter and germinate next year.
2. Quamoclit.
Another type of morning glory, the garden vines of which are decorated with pinnately dissected leaves with many small flowers. They resemble neat stars of a white or red hue.
Kvamoklit - these are climbing flowers for the garden, which will certainly wrap around all obstacles. Therefore, it is used to create beautiful garden sculptures.
3. Lunotsvet (Ipomoea moonflowering).
The milky-white gramophones of this plant for the gazebo are opened only in cloudy weather. They can also be admired in the early morning or after sunset. The flowers grow up to 10 cm in diameter.
4. Momordica.
It belongs to the list "Climbers for the fence, fast growing." It is used for decorating walls as it grows very high. Momordica belongs to pumpkin, so its main decoration is fruits: oblong and orange with bumpy skin.
5. Winged Thunbergia.
Its curly annual vines create a solid carpet of greenery that is adorned with yellow-orange flowers. Moreover, each new bud appears from the sinus of the next leaf. Therefore, it seems that the whole plant is simply strewn with them.
6. Rhodochiton dark red.
It is considered one of the most beautiful flowering climbing plants. Its flowers are mini umbels of a purple-red hue. They remain on the shoots until the end of October.
It is necessary to sow rhodochiton for seedlings in February.
When you want stability in decorating the garden, they come to the rescue perennial loaches, which remain to winter in their place, and next year they only continue to grow further. These plants have different needs that you need to know.
7. Clematis.
These perennial climbing plants for the garden decorate the cottage with vines with huge flowers. They are demanding to care, because they do not tolerate excessive soil moisture and direct sun rays. The presence of constant support and calm is a prerequisite for their landing.
It is impossible to leave clematis completely without pruning. Since their whips can eventually move to the roof or pavilion, and sometimes even to the neighboring area. In regards to trimming those curly garden plants can vary greatly depending on the variety.
For example, alpine and mountain clematis lay flower buds in the second half of summer. Therefore, you need to cut them carefully, making a slight correction in June. Total removal of shoots is necessary only for the complete rejuvenation of the plant. Clematis purple blooms once a year: on the shoots of this year. This allows you to cut the vines every year, leaving only twenty centimeter stumps above the ground. Some varieties of clematis bloom twice a year. Therefore, the shoots of these climbing plants are recommended to be shortened by half in the fall.
8. Kampsis grandiflora - excellent climbing plants for the gazebo.
Its powerful vine grows every year and becomes thicker. Gradually, it becomes covered with bark. The gazebo or fence will be securely covered with a tent of bright green leaves. On them clusters hang bell-shaped flowers, painted in an orange hue.
These perennial loaches are not whimsical to care for. They only need a shaping pruning. In the central regions of Russia, young shoots can freeze from severe frosts. Therefore, they need to provide shelter for the winter.
9. Schisandra Chinese.
In most regions of Russia, it will not grow above 4 meters, although at home it can grow by 15 meters. Its oval leaves fall by autumn. White flowers up to 1.5 cm in diameter exude a pleasant aroma. By the end of the flowering season, they turn pink. This climbing plant for the garden retains its decorative effect in autumn, as bright red racemose polyberries remain on the branches.
Since lemongrass needs a support around which it will wrap itself, it should be taken care of in advance. Care for it consists in controlling the growth of branches. Schisandra chinensis also develops better if you mulch the soil around its roots.
10. Maiden grapes.
These perennial climbing plants known to many gardeners for the gazebo remain green all summer. The end of August is a time of transformation: the foliage takes on crimson-pink hues or purple. It should be noted that the fruits are inedible.
In the matter of care, the main thing is that you need a very strong support for climbing plants - parthenocissus. Therefore, it is desirable to plant it along solid buildings.
In summer, it produces an excessive amount of side shoots. In June, it is recommended to cut all vines. To do this, 2-3 sheets are supposed to retreat from the last brush and cut off. If there are no brushes on the whip at all, then a piece, half a meter long, needs to be removed from it.
11. Ivy.
Refers to shade-loving plants. These climbing plants are suitable for a fence or the northern wall of a building. Its shoots are covered with a large number of small leaves. Therefore, the entire surface, shrouded in ivy, seems green. You can plant perennials near the gazebo, then they will stick around it all. Because the plant attaches its vines to everything in its path with the help of suction cups.
Ivy is unpretentious in care. It easily tolerates pruning, which is indispensable. Since the plant can penetrate under the roof and damage the roof. In the central regions of Russia, it can freeze from low temperatures. But it recovers quickly.
12. Curly honeysuckle.
These perennial climbing garden flowers are used for fence decoration. Can be used, decorative varieties, for example, Honeysuckle or Brown, and edible. Honeysuckle honeysuckle is a climbing, densely branching shrub. The leaves are elliptical in shape, and clusters of small flowers are located in the axils of the leaves. In addition to the decorative function, in the evening hours, these climbing flowers for the garden will delight you with a delicate aroma.
Caring for a climbing plant consists in the formation of shoots desired length and density. That is, when the main vine has reached the maximum that is allotted to it, the top must be cut. So it will be limited in growth and begin to develop side shoots, which will add density to the shrub. Young honeysuckle (in the first three years of growth) can freeze in severe frosts. In this regard, it is recommended to cover it for the winter.
13. Kirkazon large-leaved.
Also called Kirkazon pipe (Aristolochia macrophylla). His climbing vines attract attention with decorative leaves. They are very large heart-shaped. All leaves are arranged according to the principle of tiles, so they create beautiful ornaments. It is difficult to see flowers under this dense foliage. Moreover, they can only last a week, although more often they stay for a month. After flowering, fruit boxes remain on the vines.
Caring for this loach consists of abundant watering, as powerful leaves require a lot of water. Young plants in Russia are recommended to be removed from the support and covered for the winter. You can cut the shoots at any time, it easily tolerates pruning.
14. Common hop.
These climbing plants for the garden grow well in partial shade. Therefore, these plants are planted along the fence. By autumn, pale green seedlings appear on the vines, which adorn the composition. Because they stand out decoratively against a darker background of foliage.
Undoubtedly, the pride of every owner is a personal plot, decorated and landscaped with the help of curly flowering plants and bordered by a lace fence that can surprise everyone with what will seem like a carpet, as if woven from leaves and unusual flowers.
Probably, nature itself provided for the creation of climbing plants for fences, so that they could take their rightful place when decorating. personal plot contribute to the modification and transformation of the entire territory.
Weaving and climbing plants are one of the important components of landscaping the site, since only they can create lush greenery and flowering in places where you could not plant other plants.
Transparent fence entwined with climbing plants
Multifunctional elements for creating green spaces are plantations that wrap around the fence - both annual and perennial. If you use them, then you immediately solve several design tasks:
Advice. It is advisable to plant fast-growing plants along the fence, arbors and open areas to create such shade and light coolness that is needed in the heat.
By the way, you can take note that climbing plants visually make the territory of the infield larger.
It's time to take a closer look at curly and weaving flowers and plants for the garden with names, descriptions and photos.
Beautifully flowering and climbing perennials
Consider which climbing plants can be planted along the fence or around the gazebo, porch and any fence.
Roses
Gardeners believe that in the ranking of popularity and attractiveness among climbing plants - representatives of decorative flora - climbing (or climbing) roses are in the first place. The rich selection of these plants, which nature has awarded with the most unusual shapes and colors, is striking.
perennial plant that does not require special care, will be able to breed on his suburban area even a gardener who has just started growing various green spaces: all you need to do is plant a bush in the southern or southwestern part of the exposition, because that is where it is well lit. Then, at regular intervals, fertilize the rose and water it abundantly.
The soil around the roses can be sprinkled with grass, humus, straw, sawdust. Feeding with mineral fertilizers will not damage the plants.
Although roses are unpretentious in care, with the onset of autumn cold they will attract your attention in order to prune long shoots up to three meters that have grown during the summer season and make additional shelter for them for the winter.
Climbing rose will decorate any fence Most varieties of climbing roses begin to bloom in the first half of June, giving you and your guests a pleasant impression of the beauty of their flowering for three to four weeks. In other months of the year, your fence will be decorated only with the plant's dense foliage.
Light-loving plants reach the greatest splendor and decorativeness of flowering only in well-lit places.
Clematis
Many-sided and fabulously beautiful flowers - clematis - stand on the same high level popularity among the owners of personal plots, as well as climbing roses.
Star-like flowers open on shoots in early June and will delight the eye with their unusual flowering until the onset of the autumn period. After flowering ends, clematis seeds appear on the bushes. They are decorative so much that they will continue to decorate the territory until the winter season.
A wide variety of species and varieties contributes to the demand for clematis in their summer cottage. Can be planted on the lawn herbaceous varieties, cozy clematis will look near the reservoir. Semi-shrubs veil low fences, terraces.
Curly varieties will braid vertical surfaces: walls of houses, gazebos, fences, arches, special stands and fixtures - and you will find yourself in a fairy tale. Pergolas, openwork elements of buildings or a grid will serve as a support for clematis.
For comfortable growth, clematis need fertile soil, sun, moisture and protection from the wind. If you create good conditions and properly cut the shoots, then before the onset of the first frost, you can extend the flowering of clematis.
The root system of clematis is covered, protecting it from frost.
In the photo below - open veranda, dotted with clematis flowers.
Among the delightful exotic plants it is possible to note a number of the best frost-resistant and winter-hardy varieties. For example, the Ballerina creeper, which was named after the famous 20th-century ballerina Maya Plisetskaya, blooms from May to September, has beautiful white flowers up to 15 centimeters in diameter, and rises to a height of up to three meters along the supports.
Also adapted to cold winters is the Nelly Moser variety. The flowers of this clematis resemble stars in shape and have light pink petals, similar to the flowers of a blooming spring apple tree. They bloom in May and June. But the beauty of their flowering compensates for the fragility. They are planted, as a rule, near the house.
The variety "Nikolai Rubtsov" is also not afraid of a cold climate. It is suitable for those gardeners who love bright colors. The flowers of this plant are purple-pink with a lighter stripe on the petals, reaching 14 centimeters in diameter. Clematis of this variety bloom from July to October.
creeping creepers
Creeping vines are ideal for decorating a fence. They have small suckers - roots, thanks to which they, like "climbers", can climb (crawl) to any height, easily planting trees on a dense fence of three to four meters. This climbing and wrapping ability has evolved in vines to get more light.
In the photo below - actinidia: the plant gradually grows, covering the gray wall:
Creeping vines such as honeysuckle, petiole hydrangea, campsis do not require special care.
Can be in spring or autumn period engage in planting creeping vines along a pole, fence, or solid fence, and then watch how, a year later, strong strong stems of vines are rapidly conquering the peaks when they climb the fence like climbers, and as if weaving a carpet of green leaves.
Among the annual climbing plants, it is worth mentioning sweet pea, bindweed, thorn fruit, Mexican ivy, morning glory, visloplodnik and others.
Hydrangea
A beautifully flowering shrub liana is a petiolate hydrangea, which winds beautifully along the fence, easily climbs along various supports to a height of eight to twenty meters.
Since the hydrangea has very bright green foliage and an enchanting aroma, this can make it one of the most best jewelry any household plot.
Lianoid hydrangea "Miranda" will attract the attention of gardeners. It blooms all three summer months, grows up to five meters.
It has snow-white flowers, and its green leaves embellished with light yellow trim. "Miranda" loves shade.
The soil should be moist and loose and have an increased level of acidity.
Oakleaf hydrangea, which is a heat-loving plant, is interesting in its own way. Its leaves are similar to oak leaves, it has beautiful cone-shaped inflorescences with lacy flowers. This type of hydrangea blooms for a long time, and in the autumn season it will delight the inhabitants of the site with its bright crimson color of dense foliage.
With the task of decorating strong fences made of brick, concrete and stone, wisteria will do an excellent job.
Wisteria
The photo below shows Blue Moon macrostachia wisteria:
The sun-loving liana is decorated with various shades of lilac, snow-white, pink tassels of small flowers and can easily turn a very unattractive fence into a neat fence of your site and hide all the flaws.
In works on aesthetic gardening of home gardens, the following plants are most often used (remember their names!):
Campsis
A very thermophilic deciduous liana kampsis is known a large number gardeners because of their extraordinary orange flowers that look like small gramophones.
Blooming after about June 15, this liana cheers up the owners with its decorative flowering until the autumn season. She is not afraid of any bad weather: she can withstand low temperatures up to 20 degrees below zero. Kampsis is unpretentious, shade-loving, smoke and gas resistant. Kampsis will grow into a gorgeous vine in a couple of years. Ideal Solution for the regions of the Urals and Siberia.
If you are a beginner gardener, then Kampsis is for you!
Important! Keep in mind that campsis grows rapidly and will take places for itself from weaker plants - "neighbors".
If you fertilize and prune in time, this will allow you to keep the plant in its proper condition. decorative form and in compact form for the entire season.
Honeysuckle
A picky plant called honeysuckle will help not only form both free-growing and shearing hedges, decorate fences and various structures, but also help create a good mood, bringing a special aura.
In the photo - an example of an arch decorated with decorative weaving honeysuckle:
The demand for it from gardeners is growing every year. Probably, honeysuckle is the leader in the absence of demanding care, it almost does not get sick. curly beautiful plant loves the territory illuminated by the sun, but partial shade will allow.
The lower branches of this plant should be in the shade. The soil should also be well warmed. Honeysuckle loves moisture, but does not like wind. If fed with organic fertilizer, she will reward you with her fast growth and gorgeous blooms.
Honeysuckle reaches its peak of beauty during the period when it blooms - in June. Delicate graceful flowers, which are collected in inflorescences, can have the most extraordinary shades, ranging from white and yellow undertones to a stunning symbiosis of pink and orange.
The most attractive for gardeners are the following varieties:
- "Sirotina"- blooming (from June to September) variety of honeysuckle, having leaves on one side dark green, and on the other - bluish and fragrant flowers dark red with a creamy core;
- "Honeysuckle Korolkov"- profusely flowering (from May to June) deciduous shrub, reaching a height of three meters, having broadly ovate leaves of a green-blue hue and pink flowers;
- "Graham Thomas"- a fast-growing and flowering (from June to October) shrub, reaching a height of up to 5 meters and having white or cream flowers that turn yellow after flowering.
Deciduous ornamental climbing plants
girlish grapes
Girlish grapes are a root-climbing vine that does not require the creation of certain conditions for its growth. It is frost-resistant, shade-tolerant, does not get sick.
The main attractive feature of this plant is, of course, its ornamental foliage, painted in autumn in unusually beautiful dark crimson shades, which no other plant has in autumn.
It seems that the artist's brush touched the carved grape leaves. This vine absolutely does not care where to grow and what the soil will be like.
Below is a photo of a decorative grape vine:
Fast-growing grape vines cover all the free space: their branches quickly decorate the walls, growing up to 20 meters, so from spring to autumn, for example, fences braided with its skillful branches with carved leaves will look just wonderful.
Care for girlish grapes will consist only in timely pruning, which will prevent too much growth and thickening of this plant.
Ivy
Ivy grows very quickly, and its vines can reach up to 20 meters, so it is one of the most popular landscaping elements. Its characteristic and attractive features for gardeners are vitality and unpretentiousness, which not every weaving plant has.
It usually blooms from August to October. Ivy leaves can be greenish white or dark green.
In the photo - a wall covered with ivy: fast growing plant helps in a short time to hide the shortcomings of the unpresentable appearance of the facade of the house or the lack of external decoration.
At all times, weaving flowers for the garden were popular with the owners of estates and estates. Wealthy owners from different parts of Europe and the world brought plants to create their own luxurious greenhouses and decorate their summer residences. Time passed, but the love for winding and weaving cultures remained. Professional and amateur gardeners are still trying to diversify their plot, make a unique composition, etc. with their help.
It is almost impossible to imagine a garden, even the most modest, without weaving. Arbors and pergolas twined with greenery, vertical landscaping of walls and hedges - all this adds coziness and originality, besides it helps to hide some imperfections of the terrain and buildings, to zone the space.
Annual and perennial climbing plants
All climbing plants that are used in garden design, can be divided into two large groups: annual and perennial. The classification is based on their growing season. Perennials can grow in one place for decades and every year delight you with their flowering with renewed vigor. Annual plants have a limited growing season and die, as a rule, with the onset of the first frost. However, they have one feature for which gardeners love them so much - this is the most magnificent and abundant flowering. They, in comparison with perennials, are able to give the largest possible seasonal increase.
What to choose weaving flowers for the garden? And those and others. Due to the current diversity planting material you will be able, firstly, to achieve the effect of continuous flowering, and secondly, to use each species where it is most appropriate. Of course, do not forget about the climatic conditions, moreover, when choosing colors, you should be guided by this factor in the first place.
Let's start with annual weaving flowers for the garden - as the most simple and versatile to use. We offer you a selection of the five most popular and spectacular plants.
Sweet pea
In our opinion, sweet peas are underestimated, as they are practically not in demand among landscape designers. And it’s completely in vain, because the plant has its own unique charm. Without it, it is difficult to imagine such a popular Provence style and english garden. At the moment there are 10 groups of varieties and more than a thousand varieties. Powerful hybrids grow up to 2 m in height in 1-2 months, and from mid-summer the bushes are decorated with large flowers - “moths” (characteristic of all representatives of legumes) of the most diverse bright colors exuding a delicate aroma. There are also medium and undersized varieties. This diversity allows you to create a harmonious multi-level composition.
Sweet peas belong to the group of wicker flowers most commonly used for arbors. It is unpretentious, requires only regular watering and timely garters of lashes. Prefers shady places where the sun hits in the afternoon. In the photo above - sweet peas planted with clematis.
Ipomoea
One of the most unpretentious climbing annuals is, of course, morning glory. With her strong green embrace, she will embrace everything that gets in her way. This genus of flowering plants from the Bindweed family includes more than a thousand species, but several main varieties are used in ornamental horticulture, which gave rise to numerous hybrids.
Ipomoea prefers sunny, well-lit areas. Easy to care for and undemanding. In dry summers, it needs frequent watering.
Ipomoea - weaving flowers (photo above), most often used to decorate fences and hedges. At the same time, the type of support does not matter at all: a neighboring tree, a wall of a house, etc. Ipomoea creates a living carpet, decorated with many large (up to 10 cm in diameter), intricately curved funnel-shaped flowers. The palette of shades varies from white to dark blue, burgundy and deep purple. Against the background of green foliage, a bright contrast is obtained.
Kobeya
Kobe can rightly be called the queen of annual weaving flowers (photo above). It stands out among a wide variety of hybrids with large flowers in the form of wide bells, reaching a diameter of 8 cm. A palette of shades: from white to rich, deep purple. The plant is characterized by a high growth rate and the ability to quickly increase its green mass, it may well stretch up to 4 m per season. The shoots are very tenacious with sensitive tendrils, do not require additional garters and can crawl on any surface on their own. Flowering continues until the first frost. If desired, morning glory roots can be dug up and stored until next spring at room conditions. However, as a rule, gardeners prefer to use it as an annual.
In terms of use, kobe is universal. With its help, you can hide the most unsightly buildings and walls, decorate pergolas and arbors, the walls of the house. True, there is one caveat: the green mass built up by the plant seems light only at first glance, therefore it is better if the support has sufficient strength.
Dolichos, or hyacinth beans
Can there be something brighter and more exotic in Russian gardens than blooming dolichos? These magnificent weaving flowers are a novelty that deserves close attention. Gardeners often refer to it as "curly lilac", referring to the stunning large clusters of flowers that form on the plant in mid-summer. Closer to autumn, no less decorative glossy pods of a purple hue appear in their place, which are also a kind of decoration.
Dolichos is a thermophilic plant. Under good weather conditions, it is able to grow up to 4 m in height over the summer. In this regard, professional designers prefer to use it for pergolas and arbors. The plant is not demanding to care. However, in central Russia, it is recommended to grow it through seedlings and plant it in a permanent place only after warm weather is established without the threat of frost.
Nasturtium
Nasturtium in its homeland, in Central and South America, is a perennial. However, in our climatic conditions, these are annual weaving flowers for the garden. The photo clearly demonstrates the magnificent warm golden range of shades characteristic of nasturtium. The plant is unpretentious and even in cool summers can grow up to 3 m in length. Prefers sunny and warm areas.
The shoots are strewn with flowers, harmoniously combined with rounded bright green leaves. Experts recommend using it to decorate gazebos, as nasturtium is natural remedy from annoying insects.
The listed types of annuals are only a small part of the plants that can be used for vertical gardening. In addition to beautifully flowering specimens, there are many deciduous-decorative ones. However, the palm still belongs to perennial weaving flowers for the garden. You will find a photo, name and a brief description of the most common crops below.
climbing roses
If ordinary standard roses- these are the queens of the garden, then the climbing ones are its princesses. They have long hanging shoots (2.5-9 m), for the normal development of which a strong support is simply necessary. Varieties can be remontant, that is, blooming almost throughout the entire season, or ordinary - with a single flowering. The flowers are simple or semi-double, collected in a large inflorescence, do not have aroma, painted in a wide variety of shades of pink, red, white and yellow.
Climbing roses are the children of the sun, so it is best to plant them on the south and southwest sides of the exposure. Warmth and plenty of light contribute to the maturation of growth, on which buds will appear next year. Roses are demanding on fertility and need care, so just planting them and, as they say, forgetting will not work. Otherwise, you will not see the abundance and beauty of flowers. Weaving roses take center stage in the garden's vertical landscaping. They are perfectly combined with small architectural forms, and are also indispensable for creating pergolas, arches, arbors, pyramids, columns, decorating the walls of a building.
Clematis
Herbaceous liana clematis is one of the most popular garden plants. Delicate and charming, in beauty it competes with many exotic species. The plant is quite finicky and requires permanent care. But in return it will thank you lush bloom. The spectacle is truly delightful when up to five hundred large fragrant flowers up to 15 cm in diameter bloom on a vine. Depending on the variety, weaving flowers can be double or simple, and the color can be red, purple, pink, white, yellow, blue.
Clematis have good frost resistance, especially zoned varieties. This feature allows them to be used in the gardens of the Urals and Siberia with proper shelter for the winter. Use the plant to decorate creating a shadow in the yard, braiding arches and arbors, masking outbuildings.
Honeysuckle Brown
Not all perennial weaving flowers for the garden can boast of such original view like Honeysuckle Brown. It reaches its highest decorative effect during the flowering period, however, the rest of the time the bush is beautiful thanks to large dark green leaves, densely located on shoots up to 2-3 m long.
The shrub in summer is completely covered with dense greenery and beautiful flowers, reminiscent of fuchsia and with a delicate pleasant aroma. The most common shade is red-orange. The flowers are large (up to 5 cm in length), not collected in inflorescences, so the bush looks even more elegant. The plant is unpretentious, patiently tolerates adverse environmental conditions.
Honeysuckle Brown prefers well-lit places, without drafts and strong winds. The shrub is sensitive to dry soil, so it requires regular watering and mulching of protruding roots. It is not capable of self-pollination, so it is recommended to plant several specimens nearby.
For landscape design, these perennial weaving flowers, or rather, shrubs, are used in several ways: creating hedges, vertical gardening (pergolas, arbors), trellis, separate single plantings with support.
Wisteria
Wisteria or Wisteria is perennial species climbing garden plants belonging to the legume family. She is very popular beautifully blooming liana and is widely used in landscape design of regions and countries with a mild climate. In Russia, it can be found on the Black Sea coast or in the Crimea. You can not pass by her spectacular inflorescences up to 50 cm long, which can be painted in pink, white, blue, purple.
Until recently, this splendor was inaccessible to central Russia. Bushes simply freeze in cold winters. However, plant breeding, including weaving garden flowers, does not stand still. Was bred in the American frost-resistant variety macrostachia wisteria called Blue Moon. The plant can withstand temperatures as low as -40°C.
The main thing for a liana is warmth. Therefore, experts recommend planting it closer to buildings and walls. They will serve not only as a support, but also as additional sources of heat.
Campsis
Campsis is the champion in growth rate among all other curly perennials. Literally in a couple of seasons, under proper conditions, its shoots stretch up to 3 m in length, completely braiding arbors and arches. It is resistant to adverse weather conditions, cold and at the same time has a modest but dignified beauty that pleases the eye. Kampsis on your site will grow "by itself", without requiring special attention except for occasional watering. For the winter, the root system is covered.
The plant has beautiful flowers unusual shape, usually, orange color, without smell. Liana is sometimes called "aggressive" due to the fact that it gives abundant root growth, which develops by leaps and bounds. This feature can be used for good. It is enough to plant campsis where nothing else grows (the farthest corners of the garden, unsightly buildings, etc.).
What to choose?
When choosing weaving flowers (photos and names of the most popular ones are presented above) for your garden, first of all compare the possibilities with the goals. If you want to get a lush green carpet decorated with flowers in a short time, then resort to annual plants. They will literally braid a gazebo or fence before our eyes, at the same time hiding all the defects of the site. If you are planning to set up a place to stay for a long period, then it makes sense to think about perennial climbing flowers. They will grow longer, but the annual question of what to plant this time will disappear.
Inclining to the choice of one or another option, you need to take into account some of the nuances in advance. So, climbing plants, such as campsis, do not require special support. They will perfectly climb on their own on the walls of stone or brick.
Clinging garden plants, such as sweet peas, are suitable for thin trellises or stretched wire, which will cling to their thin tendrils.
For leaning vines (wisteria, honeysuckle), you will need to build trellises or arches, pergolas. They cannot independently gain a foothold on a vertical surface, but they wrap it around it very tightly and tightly. Semi-lianas, in particular climbing roses, require not only supports, but also additional fastening and garters.
The decoration of any garden is deservedly considered elements of vertical gardening, which are created using climbing plants. The variety of types, shapes and sizes allows you to choose lianas for any purpose - whether it is creating a shady romantic gazebo, a topiary figure, a flowering zoning screen or decorating a wall of an outbuilding. As a rule, all climbing flowers for the garden are able to fix themselves on a support, and only a small part of them require a garter.
Every year, perennial vines are gaining popularity when used in landscape design. Currently, there are a sufficient number of species and varieties of plants in order to implement design fantasies and ideas in any region, taking into account climatic conditions. Curly garden flowers delight the eye, surprise with their diversity and possibilities.
Clematis
The most welcome guests in any garden were and remain clematis. Their stunningly beautiful star-shaped flowers, framed by the dark green of the leaves, create mesmerizing pictures. Wide color palette from white to maroon-brown, including all shades of blue - a distinctive feature of clematis from other perennial vines.
Clematis will feel good not only on a rigid, but also on a regular grid, as it is able to fix itself with the help of leaf petioles. An obelisk or pyramid is also suitable as a support.
Clematis 
climbing roses
climbing roses
Climbing roses are no less popular with gardeners and landscape designers. Many varieties and types allow you to create true floral masterpieces. Modern varieties, for the most part, all remontant (re-blooming), which made it possible to enjoy the extravaganza blooming roses almost the entire season. This shrub, by and large, is not a climbing plant, and its use in vertical gardening is associated with the ability to expel flowering shoots of great length. Self-climbing roses on a support (details of which can be found) are not fixed and require a girdle garter or fixation of individual lashes.
Honeysuckle
A beautiful, fast-growing, winter-hardy liana with a delicate fragrance that intensifies in the evening, climbing honeysuckle will brighten up any garden, effectively accentuate style and add charm to the most ordinary site. Numerous varieties blooming in different time, allow you to create a wave flower summer fairy tale.
The most common types of climbing honeysuckle are:
- "Tatar"- liana, reaching 3 meters in length, blooms in May-June with white-pink flowers;
- "Caprifall" can reach 6 m, flowering June-July, creamy yellow flowers with a reddish tint;
- "Brown"- up to 5 m, blooms from mid-June for three weeks with carrot-red flowers;
- "Telman"- 4-5 m, flowering from mid-May, very abundant for two weeks with golden yellow flowers;
- "Serotina"- up to 4 m, the latest flowering, from mid-August covered with purple with a creamy core of surprisingly fragrant clusters of flowers.
Honeysuckle "Caprifall" 
Honeysuckle "Brown" 
Honeysuckle "Telman"
Highlander baljuan
Very powerful, up to 15 meters, intensively growing liana, in a season it can catch up to 5-7 m of new growth. Flowering is so violent that large (up to 10 cm) wide oval leaves are not visible. White, with a slight pink tint small flowers collected in loose pyramidal brush-panicles 15-20 cm. Intensive branching allows the plant to form a huge green mass. It does not give root shoots, it is easily propagated by cuttings during the entire growing season, but it does not tolerate transplantation in adulthood very well. It is used to decorate unsightly outbuildings in the background. Not suitable for pergolas and arches - too powerful and heavy.
Campsis (tekoma, bignonia)
Campsis (tekoma, bignonia)
A tree-like sprawling liana that blooms from mid-summer for two months with bright orange or yellow gramophone flowers. A native of the tropics, campsis wakes up very late in spring, when the soil warms up to 15 degrees, while it is quite cold-resistant. A distinctive feature is the ability to attach to any support with the help of air suction roots. Without much difficulty it is fixed on stone, wooden, slate surfaces. Flowering on the shoots of the current year. Gives abundant root shoots.
petiolate hydrangea
Deciduous tree-like liana, capable of climbing to a height of up to 25 meters along a sheer stone wall with the help of adventitious roots. Glossy dark green, heart-shaped leaves make the petiolate hydrangea chic even when not in bloom. Starting from mid-June, during flowering, the climbing hydrangea is covered with huge loose corymbose inflorescences of small white flowers exuding a delicate aroma. Winter hardiness is quite high, prefers the eastern side and acidic soils. It develops poorly on mesh ventilated supports, preferring walls, blind fences, tree trunks.
Schisandra chinensis
Schisandra chinensis
Dioecious light graceful vine up to 15 meters in length, capable of producing a three-meter annual growth, truly amazing plant. Not only decorative, but also healing. All above-ground parts have the widest range of applications in medicine. On the supports, lemongrass is fixed by shoots wrapping around it clockwise. Wooden or plastic supports to prevent freezing on the metal in winter, since it is not possible to remove the lemongrass from the support. Due to the large length of the shoots, they are mainly used for shading arbors and terraces.
In addition to climbing flowers for the garden, perennial decorative and deciduous vines are popular, the most striking representatives of this species are ivy and are used quite often.
Ivy 
girlish grapes 
girlish grapes
girlish grapes
This fast-growing, unpretentious perennial vine does not lose its long-standing popularity with gardeners. Able to grow on any soil, requiring no care other than pruning, the plant is loved and revered in all regions as the best decorator of unsightly buildings and fences. In one season, girlish grapes are able to create a stable dense shadow in the gazebo, on the terrace, cover from the heat and protect the southern and western walls of houses from overheating. Its annual growth can reach 5 m. Large palmate dark green leaves are very decorative throughout the season. It is especially good in autumn, when there are already very few bright colors in the garden, parthenocissus flares with all shades of purple, giving the outgoing summer a solemn look.
Kobe climbing (pictured) in natural conditions is found in tropical parts of South America. Her name is...
Ivy
An evergreen frost-resistant plant that has the ability to climb the walls of houses, poles and tree trunks without outside help. Adventitious sucker roots cling to any roughness and securely hold the vine in an upright position. The bloom is as inconspicuous as the leaves are - bright green, leathery, varnished, shiny, they form a dense surface, creating the illusion of impenetrability. In the absence of support, ivy spreads beautifully on the ground and covers it with a wonderful carpet.
In addition to shrub vines, perennial herbaceous vines - calistegia and aconite are no less popular and in demand.
Curly aconite
Curly aconite- herbaceous perennial, growing every year anew. The above-ground part does not hibernate. The height of the vine is up to 2 meters, the leaves are glossy, palmately dissected, openwork, the flowers are quite large. Flowering from mid-July. Prefers partial shade and moist fertile soil.
Calistegia terry- perennial, blooming with large pink double flowers. It climbs on any support, the height reaches 3 m. The flowering is very elegant and delicate. It should be remembered that this plant does not tolerate uncontrolled cultivation and needs to limit the root space, as it quickly and aggressively captures neighboring territories.
Curly annuals
Annual creepers are an integral part landscape design. A distinctive feature of this group of plants is the rapid growth and continuous flowering throughout the season. If necessary, quickly create a decorative composition, make up for the winter losses of perennial vines, temporarily support and shade their young plantings, arrange topiary figures, the use of annual climbing flowers for the garden is often the only possible option. Planted along the fence, they will create a luxurious flowering hedge, drape the trunks of old trees and give the garden a festive look.
Ipomoea- the most common climbing annual with a wide range of colors. Heart-shaped large leaves, bright gramophones of flowers that open every morning and bloom until noon - this is the beauty of morning glory. Propagated by sowing seeds directly into the ground, in a permanent place.
Kobe climbing- exotic beauty, blooming with large purple or white bells up to 7 cm in diameter. Prefers fertile soil, sunny location, demanding watering. Reproduction only by seedlings. Sown in the ground may not have time to bloom in conditions middle lane.
Ipomoea
Everyone wants to decorate their home. Often this is done with . Between everyone possible types often choose modest, but beautiful - decorative bindweed. Let's see what this plant needs.
Garden forms of bindweed
The only difference is when to plant. Growing from seeds is often chosen because they need to be planted later and germinate in large numbers.Soil preparation
The plant loves loose, with normal soil. Black earth would be best. 
When you find suitable land for planting, first add sand for better flowering, after loosening the ground. Stir this mixture. Before planting, they bring into the ground (2-3 kg / sq. M).
Important! Peat is best applied just before planting bindweed.
Before planting, you need to place the seeds in water for two to four days. This is necessary for better germination. Swollen seeds can be planted.
Sowing seeds in open ground
Consider how to plant when we have everything ready. Prepare the peat before planting. You can immediately buy for better plant development. 
Timing
Seeds are planted after soil preparation, in April - May. It is better to choose a warm sunny day.
Scheme
We make small furrows - approximately 2 cm deep. We plant the prepared seeds not densely, at a distance of 5-7 cm from each other. From above we fall asleep with loose earth, lightly tamp. 
should be done twice a week. At good conditions sprouts appear in a week.
Bindweed is successfully used for decoration. This plant is perfect for creating, and compositions, flower figures. 
It is specially planted to shade the territory and plant flowers there that love the shade. Among such plants, trillium and others can be used. You can also separate sectors with a bindweed.
Did you know? Using bindweed as the hero of a fairy tale, the writer Anna Sakse was able to convey the image of a person who, with the help of flattery and lies, uses others for his own purposes.
flower care
Convolvulus flowers can seem a bit complicated to care for. But difficulties arise only at the initial stage of landing. Growing up, the flowers need the same care, only in a smaller amount.
After planting, in order to avoid sudden changes in temperature, it is recommended to protect the beds. 
This will also help in the fight against, because such material can serve as a quality. You can remove the covering material when the threat of spring frosts and sudden changes in temperature becomes minimal.
Watering, weeding, loosening
Weeding should be done as soon as it appears. If you use mulching, then there will not be many of them.
It is necessary to monitor the development of sprouts: weak and frail plants need to be removed, gradually planting grown flowers at a distance of 20-30 cm. 
adult plants need as the earth dries up. With a lack of moisture, the bindweed will fall off the buds. Loosening the earth should be done once a week so that a lot of water does not evaporate.
