Their shade will make all the difference in the middle of summer! Complete the vegetation with shrub borders, tall plants like giant rhubarb and canna, and climbing plants to limit the accumulation of heat on the walls. The idea is to create a small green haven where it is pleasant to sit and rest ...
erbena, or helianthemums (plants of the Helianthemum genus close to cistus). To prevent your plantings from being flattened by strong winds, also avoid training climbing plants on stakes. The stakes are likely to be battered by gusts. That is why it is better to use a sturdy trellis to let wisteria ...
spice after saffron... Presentation of the vanilla tree The plants that produce vanilla are themselves called 'vanilla' or 'vanilla tree'. They are climbing plants native to Mexico and Central America that belong to the Orchidaceae family and the genus Vanilla. This genus has 117 species, of wh ...
ic plant is unique in that it grows on other plants (most often trees), not in the ground. Attention: epiphytic plants should not be confused with climbing plants or parasitic plants. Some epiphytic plants like philodendron are also climbers because they use their support to grow high. But oth ...
n can complement this leisure space by installing a play area with swings and/or a slide. To enjoy this cozy cocoon serenely, consider using fences, climbing plants, or privacy hedges. There are several solutions to protect yourself from prying eyes and create a more intimate outdoor space. 3- A mo ...
eing up floor space. Moreover, if you don't like the aesthetic look of the battens lined up on the wall, note that you can partially hide them by running climbing plants on them: you will thus obtain a very trendy green wall! ...
pallets in the garden is also the easiest to implement. It simply consists of using a whole wooden pallet as a support to hang flower pots or to let climbing plants grow on it. Some gardeners also use whole pallets as storage for garden tools such as shovels, rakes, and hoes or to hang smaller acc ...
shades, quite visible in spring, gradually turn to a soft green in summer. These golden leaves are most striking in gardens as they contrast with other climbing plants such as a brightly colored morning glory, a blue-flowered clematis, or a white climbing rose. They can also cloak a trellis, arbor, ...
