9 flowers that are easy to keep at home and bloom all over the wall with little care
Growing pothos and English ivy into a waterfall curtain in summer is no big deal. Skilled flower lovers can grow blue plumbago and clematis as curtains, with blooms hanging one after another in front of the window. It is so beautiful!
Clematis
Growing Guide
Clematis blooms in summer, with large and vivid flowers comparable to peonies, so it is also called clematis peony. With proper care, it can keep climbing for more than 10 years.
Mandevilla
Growing Guide
During the blooming period of mandevilla, a faint fragrance drifts on the breeze. The red flowers twine like trumpets among the leaves and branches on the stems, soft yet full of toughness.
Cypress vine
Growing Guide
Cypress vine has five-pointed star-shaped petals, with emerald-green leaves and brilliant red flowers. The extreme contrast in color is very eye-catching and striking.
Hoya
Growing Guide
Hoya is also called snowball flower. The petals are mostly white, with a dot of red in the center. The ball-like flowers dot the vines, as pure and lovely as a young girl's face.
Chinese trumpet creeper
Growing Guide
Chinese trumpet creeper is mostly bright red and orange-yellow. It loves light and warmth, and summer is its most splendid season. On windowsills, fences, corridors and stone walls, Chinese trumpet creeper can be seen everywhere.
Blue plumbago
Growing Guide
Blue plumbago has ice-blue flowers. Small blooms cluster into hydrangea-like balls, dotting the emerald branches and leaves and hanging at the summer windowsill, bringing a touch of coolness just visually.
Star jasmine
Growing Guide
The flowers of star jasmine resemble pinwheels, and also fans. It has a strong ability to climb walls, a long blooming period, fragrant flowers, and is not easy to attract pests. With rough-and-ready management, it can cover a whole windowsill!
Firecracker vine
Growing Guide
Firecracker vine has a very long blooming period. Fine little flower tubes gather into clusters and hang on the wall like strings of firecrackers, especially suitable for growing on balconies and walls.
Morning glory
Growing Guide
Morning glory is an annual herbaceous flower. Summer is its peak blooming period. It comes in many varieties and colors. With any guidance for the vines to climb, it can bloom in a large patch.
Seeing so many beautiful flowers that can be grown into curtain waterfalls, are flower lovers also tempted? Next, Huahua will teach everyone how to correctly guide flowers to climb!
Guiding climbing vines
Growing Guide
Thick vine types
For thick vine flowers such as wisteria and bougainvillea, the guiding method is relatively simple. Fix a few hook screws at the four corners of the wall, then use steel wire rope to form a grid pattern and you can guide them.
When guiding, guide them horizontally and expose all the axillary buds to ensure sufficient light, so the flowers will bloom in a more well-spaced and layered way.
Light vine types
For light vine flowers such as clematis, you can drive a few steel nails around the flower pot, then use hemp rope or iron wire to make a grid wooden frame, leaving a growing gap between the wooden frame and the wall. Then guide the flower branches horizontally.
Have you also grown flowers that climbed into a curtain?
If you haven't grown one yet, get started and grow a pot!
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