The most popular climbing plants for arbors and arches Bashny.Net

Arbors and arches give your garden individuality and create an elegant atmosphere. These garden structures can also help to shade terraces and turn them into an oasis of silence and relaxation. Wooden pergola with climbing plants on it will decorate and will allocate any green space, no matter how little it is. And arch can serve as a decorative solution for growing climbing vines and hanging plants. It emphasizes the beauty and variety of the features of any landscape design.
It is believed that vines is a decorative element that's perfect for any garden and yard, and which gives not only beautiful appearance, but also brings benefit to your shade and privacy. A fragrant, loving the shade or the sun, climbing plants have become an indispensable element in the places we want to enjoy the flowers and shade at the same time.
So what are curly and hanging plants are the most common?
Wisteria, its flowers have a pleasant smell and it is unmatched in style and elegance. In warmer regions, there are no sights more beautiful than a bright, shimmering Wisteria flowers, especially put on the gazebo. Wisteria purple colors need a lot of space to spread out and white flowers are less "demanding" space



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Campsis rooting – its flower like a horn or trumpet, yellow or red that bloom in late summer and remain until autumn, depending on temperature.
Honeysuckle fragrant (perfoliate) is a plant common in natural form in some forested areas, and is the perfect solution for shaded arbours and arches. A huge number of species of honeysuckle will extend the flowering period throughout the season. In addition, most varieties of this plant quickly grows, and the flowers have a very pleasant aroma.



Mountain clematis - powerful climbing plant that blooms in late spring. It loves the shade, and its flowers have white and pink shades and different shapes.

Clematis (clematis) Armand is a shrub with white fragrant flowers that appear in early spring.
Hydrangea (schizophragma) Japanese hanging – it has white flowers and petals heart-shaped, blooming in summer. Shoots cling by their aerial roots, so it is best to grow it will be on stones or bricks.
Now that you know about a large variety of climbing plants, with their beautiful shapes and fragrant flowers, it will be easier to make the right choice to enliven the arches and arbors in your garden!

Source: www.ecology.md