What type of plants grow on walls?
Climbing roses Often when people think of flowering climbers, the first thing that comes to mind is the climbing rose (Rosa hybrids). The queen of flowers has always been one of the most popular plants in garden design and is also perfect for walls and fences. Climbers: These make the most of vertical space. Varieties like Clematis, Wisteria, or Climbing Roses can beautify the wall with their vibrant flowers. Ivy, while invasive, can provide an evergreen backdrop.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 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.
How to cover an old garden wall?
Green Solutions. If you want to add some life to your space while covering up an ugly wall, consider adding a trellis or wires for attractive climbing plants to cling to. Consider an evergreen clematis such as Clematis Armandii with its glossy green foliage and white early springtime fragrant flowers as a good option. Varieties like Clematis, Wisteria, or Climbing Roses can beautify the wall with their vibrant flowers. Ivy, while invasive, can provide an evergreen backdrop. Perennials: There’s a multitude of sun-loving perennials perfect for wall-side borders. For instance, Salvia, Daylilies, and Sedum are excellent choices.