Flowering climbing plantsappear really magnificent in the garden and as decorative facade greenery for terraces or balconies. fences andPergolascan be designed romantically and provide a naturally colorful eye-catcher. The magical flowers and colors give a lively atmosphere during the warm season. SomePlant speciesare also evergreen and hardy. We provide an overview of eight of them.
Flowering climbing plants – magnificent climbing roses
Sally Holmes is a hardy oneShrub rose, with a very light scent, which blooms profusely in creamy white almost continuously. The individual flowers are densely packed in clusters and are relatively durable. The variety is characterized by great resistance - it is chat-tolerant and disease-resistant. The leaves of the healthy plant shine dark green and the foliage grows to medium height - reaching a height of around 180 centimeters.
Flowering climbers – climbing roses Sally Holmes and New Down
New Down is a striking variety of climbing rose that blooms profusely and intensively until autumn. It is very robust, frost hardy and densely leafy. A suitable location may be an airy one in full sun. This species delights with medium-sized but strong double flowers in soft pink and rose-white from early summer to frost. The strong enough plants can even withstand the harsh winter and long-lasting frost. A healthy foliage can reach heights of up to 4 meters.
Flowering climbing plants – white clematis
Clematis, also known as clematis, are known in several colors and shapes, but you can easily distinguish the hybrids from the Central European and East Asian wild species. The flowers of cultivated varieties reach a diameter of up to 15 centimeters, while the naturally grown ones appear smaller and delicate.
Central European and East Asian clematis species are delicate and smaller
Some varieties bloom in spring through May, others in summer. The clematis thrive in a sunny to partially shaded spot, preferably next to a south or west facing wall. A suitable time for planting would be late summer.
Hardy scented plant – wisteria
The wisteria (bot. Amethyst Falls) didn't get its name for nothing. It delights with large, magnificent flowers for several weeks between May and August. These flowering climbing plants exude their pleasant scent throughout the garden, as they are usually found as greenery on walls and fences.
The typical flower clusters of wisteria
Wisteria is hardy and can be planted all year round. It prefers warm, sunny locations and nutrient-rich, well-drained and moist soil. The characteristic flower clusters serve as an important food source for bees. It should be emphasized that it is slightly poisonous.
Loose bush - beautifully flowering potted plant in the garden or in the house
Lost bush (bot. Clerodendrum thomsoniae) is primarily known as a pot plant, but can also be cultivated as an ampel plant in the garden. This flowering climber grows up to 3 meters tall if not shortened. It requires a bright location, but direct sunlight should be avoided. The loose bush forms umbels with a distinctive shape from spring to early autumn. Red-colored, star-shaped corollas emerge from the top of the calyx. The plant cannot survive outside at temperatures below 10 degrees. During the rest period it is rarely watered so that it does not dry out completely.
Flowering climbing plants in the garden – jasmine
Who wouldn't immediately recognize the unmistakable scent of jasmine? This popular evergreen climbing plant that is widespread around the world actually originally comes from China. It blooms from May to June with small, white, typical, five-star flowers and, depending on the location, grows to 2-3 meters high and 0.5 to 1.5 meters wide. The jasmine needs little space to grow and prefers a sunny to partially shaded location with climbing aid. It is frost hardy, but at temperatures below -2 degrees it requires winter fleece or other shelter.
Climbing plants that bloom beautifully in red – trefoil / bougainvillea
The triplet flower is a popular potted plant, typical of the Mediterranean region. It is characterized by elegant, dark foliage and brightly colored flowers. Flowering climbing plants like these grow very quickly and provide blooming splendor on house facades and fences. These do not require much care and bloom for a long time, but unfortunately they are not hardy. In summer, during the flowering period, it is necessary to water regularly and to extend the flowering period - fertilize weekly. When overwintering, the leaves should be reduced and watered rarely.
Dainty flowering climbing plants – moonflower
Moonflower (bot. Ipomea Alba) is an evergreen, perennial, flowering vine with typical white flowers that are intensely fragrant and open in the evening and close in the morning. The long-stemmed, deep green leaves and flowers are arranged alternately on the foliage. It prefers full sun and sunny locations in the garden or as a potted plant and blooms profusely from summer to autumn. At temperatures below 5 degrees, overwintering is recommended.
Full sun and sunny locations in the garden or as a potted plant for the moonflower
Climbing hydrangea Hydrangea petiolaris
The climbing cortensia does not need any trellis support because it clings to walls and fences. In early summer, this climber produces fragrant, white umbrellas of flowers that can be enjoyed from June to August. It is hardy and perennial but slow growing.
Trompetenblume Campsis tagliabuana
The trumpet flower reaches a height of 4 meters. The trumpet-shaped flowers shine in wonderful red tones from July to September.
