16 climbing plants that bloom into flower walls and flower windows of stunning beauty

Vines generally need to climb up with the help of trellises or strings; some come with their own suckers, and most grow very fast, taking over the balcony with beautiful foliage and flowers. Some vine flowers can even bear fruit, which not only improves the environment but also provides delicious food. Growing one at home is wonderful.

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Climbing plants

- Wisteria -

Wisteria is very long-lived. Plant one, and in spring it is covered in a profusion of purple flowers, with winding, twisting stems and seed pods swaying in the wind, exceptionally beautiful.

- Japanese honeysuckle -

Japanese honeysuckle blooms continuously, with yellow and white flowers setting each other off, combining color and fragrance, with both flowers and leaves beautiful, and the blooms can even be brewed into tea.

- Flame vine -

It blooms in early summer, with red-orange flowers hanging in dense clusters, as lively as firecrackers.

- Bougainvillea -

Bougainvillea blooms for a long duration, with peculiar and beautiful flowers that cover the branches when in bloom, making it very popular.

- Climbing rose -

Climbing roses have brilliant flower colors, with large, fragrant blooms and a long flowering period. They also come in many varieties and a full range of colors, including red, pink, yellow, white, orange, purple, edged colors, solid colors, and bicolor front and back, and so on, extremely rich. Flower shapes include cup-shaped, spherical, flat, and high-centered, and they can climb over all kinds of well-ventilated trellises and corridors, forming flower balls, flower columns, and flower walls, very beautiful.

- Clematis -

Clematis blooms from early spring to late autumn, with colors mainly in cool tones such as blue-purple and white. Tough as iron wire, blooming like a lotus, it enjoys the reputation of "Queen of Vines."

- Wax flower -

The wax flower has a very cute form, especially good-looking, and also has a charming fresh fragrance. Keeping a pot at home can make the environment fresh and elegant.

- Mexican blood flower -

The Mexican blood flower's twining stems are soft yet tough, spiraling upward along a trellis. Its pink, trumpet-like flowers are large and upright, with flower stems reaching 6-8 cm. During its blooming period, the Mexican blood flower often shows more flowers than leaves. When a breeze comes, waves of refreshing fragrance fill the air and lift the spirits, which is how it got the elegant name "Mexican blood flower."

- Star jasmine -

Star jasmine is also called confederate jasmine. Each small flower looks like a little white pinwheel, very cute. When a clear breeze blows, it seems they will all spin round and round. April to May is the peak blooming period, when almost the entire plant is a sheet of white. After that, flowers continue to appear until November, lasting as long as half a year, hence the praise "not jasmine, yet better than jasmine."

- Chinese trumpet creeper -

The Chinese trumpet creeper has gnarled, twisting, varied branches, with clusters of emerald leaves like canopies. Its flowering period is very long, and its flowers are funnel-shaped, in bright red or golden yellow, with vivid colors. When in bloom, the branch tips continue to spread and grow, and new shoots bloom in succession, giving a long flowering period.

- Rangoon creeper -

The Rangoon creeper's flower color gradually fades with the time of blooming. In a single cluster, you can usually see a gradual transition from pink to light pink to nearly white. The inflorescences droop low, like a modest beauty.

- Banksia rose -

The banksia rose blooms white or cream-colored, with a rich fragrance. When half-open, the flowers can be picked to scent tea. In some places, banksia rose flower candy cakes are even made. The banksia rose is highly adaptable; after two or three years it will bloom, and it can extend about 5-6 m, so planting it on a balcony turns it into a sea of flowers!

- Garlic vine -

The garlic vine blooms in autumn, bringing a touch of brilliant color to the bleak season. Its flowers and leaves, when rubbed, have the smell of garlic, hence the name garlic vine. Another feature of the flowers is that they can change color over time. When they first open, the flowers are pink-purple, then slowly turn pink after a few days, and finally become white before falling.

- Coral vine -

The coral vine is dazzling and spectacular, and has the reputation of "Queen of Vines." Its flowers are delicate, its flowering period is extremely long, its colors are brilliant, and its branches are covered with abundant blooms, exceptionally beautiful. The coral vine has abundant flowers and a slight fragrance, making it a rare famous flower of summer and a highly ornamental flower.

- Ivy gourd -

The ivy gourd is a perennial evergreen climbing herbaceous vine. Its slender aerial roots are as delicate as silk and as soft as water, with hundreds or even thousands hanging down from a trellis, flowing freely like a screen, just like a curtain of dreams, full of poetic charm.

- Morning glory -

As the saying goes: "In autumn enjoy chrysanthemums, in winter support plum blossoms, in spring plant crabapple, in summer grow morning glory." Among the many flowers and grasses, the morning glory can be said to hold a place. The morning glory also has another name, "Diligent Lady." Every day just after the rooster crows for the first time, on the morning glory branches winding around fences and trellises, trumpet-like flowers open one after another, so it is also called morning face. The morning glory has a fairly strong self-seeding ability; after the seeds mature, they fall on their own, and beside the withered stems, new sprouts soon emerge and grow in greater numbers. Basically, it can grow back on its own every year. Easy to grow, and its flower shape is also very good-looking.

These climbing flowers are really so beautiful

I really want to bring them all home!

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