What is the best plant to grow against a wall?
The best climbers for a garden wall or fence Ivy grows better in the shade, but it’s all-important autumn flowers bloom once it gets its ‘head’ into the sun. If you can erect a trellis, try Common Jasmine or a passionflower. Trumpet Vine (Campsis radicans) is self-clinging and grows best against a sunny wall. The best climbers for your house wall Climbing roses like sun or partial shade, with some coping with north-facing walls or other shady positions. A self-clinging climber, like Boston Ivy, is suited to north and east-facing walls. It’s vigorous, but its clinging pads are less damaging than ivy’s aerial roots.
What plants are good for vertical walls?
Creating a Balanced Vertical Garden Combine trailing plants like ivy or pothos with upright growers such as ferns, grasses, or herbs to add depth, texture, and movement to your wall. Group plants together to create patterns and flow. The Best Plants for Wall Planters Here are some excellent choices: Succulents: Their striking shapes and low water requirements are perfect for planters. Varieties like echeverias, sedums, and hens and chicks add texture and color to your vertical garden.