Types and characteristics of garden climbing plants Application of garden climbing plants Selection and maintenance of garden climbing plants With the acceleration of urbanization, garden landscape design has received more and more attention. Among many plant types, garden climbing plants have become an indispensable part of garden design due to their unique ornamental and practicality. This article will introduce you in detail the types, characteristics and matters needing attention in practical application of garden climbing plants. Types and characteristics of garden climbing plants 1. Types of climbing plants There are many types of garden climbing plants, mainly including the following types: (1) Woody vines: such as wisteria, bluegrass, grapes, etc., which are characterized by rapid growth and strong branches and vines, with high ornamental value.
(2) Grassy vines: such as morning glory, honeysuckle, ivy, etc., are characterized by moderate growth rate, thin and soft branches, and easy to shape.
(3) Entwining plants: such as creeper, wisteria, etc., which are characterized by relying on tendrils or suckers to grow on objects.
2. Characteristics of garden climbing plants (1) Strong ornamental nature: The flowers, fruits, branches, etc. of garden climbing plants have high ornamental value and can add infinite vitality to the garden landscape.
(2) Wide adaptability: Garden climbing plants have low requirements on environmental conditions such as soil and climate and are easy to survive.
(3) Strong practicality: Garden climbing vines can be used to shade, beautify walls, make flower stands, etc., and have high practical value. Application of garden climbing plants 1. Shade greening In summer, garden climbing plants can provide people with a cool environment and reduce the temperature. Planting creeper, grapes and other plants on the walls of buildings can not only beautify the walls, but also Play a role in shading.
2. Beautify the wall Gardening climbing plants can beautify the wall and increase the three-dimensional effect. For example, planting ivy, morning glory and other plants on the wall to allow them to spread and grow, forming a unique landscape effect.
3. Making flower stands Garden climbing rattan plants can be used to make flower stands to provide growth space for flowers. For example, planting wisteria, climbing grass and other plants on flower stands to form a unique flower stand landscape.
4. Vertical greening garden climbing vines can be used for vertical greening. For example, plants such as creeper and honeysuckle are planted on vertical objects such as fences and walls to form a vertical greening landscape. Selection and maintenance of garden climbing plants 1. Select suitable garden climbing plants When selecting garden climbing plants, the following factors should be considered: (1) Ornamental: Select plants with high ornamental value such as color, fruits, and branches.
(2) Adaptability: Select plants that do not require high environmental conditions such as soil and climate.
(3) Growth rate: Select plants with moderate growth rates for easy management.
2. Maintain garden climbing plants (1) Water timely: Keep the soil moist, but avoid stagnant water.
(2) Fertilization: Apply fertilizer in a timely manner according to plant growth needs.
(3) Pruning: Trim dead branches and sick branches in a timely manner to keep the plant's appearance beautiful.
Garden climbing plants play an important role in garden landscape design. Understanding the types, characteristics, applications and maintenance methods of garden climbing plants will help us better play their role in garden landscape design. When selecting and maintaining garden climbing plants, we also need to combine actual conditions and adapt to local conditions to achieve the best results.