Plant climbing plants in your yard, and these varieties will let you enjoy a beautiful summer

There are many kinds of climbing plants in the world, and naturally they are the most unique, and they are very suitable for outdoor cultivation. They are at their most beautiful when grown in full sun. Come and feel the romance of different climbing flowers!

1. Curtain of Dreams (Cissus sicyoides)

If your home lacks curtains, then you can grow Curtain of Dreams. It can be hung under a frame and quickly grows yellow-green aerial roots (red at first). The aerial roots have different colors from top to bottom, very attractive, and their heat-insulating effect is incredibly good.

2. Mucuna birdwoodiana

Mucuna birdwoodiana is a beautiful sight seen only in the southern subtropical regions. Its flowers are truly very attractive. Around the Qingming period, you can see the flowers covering the trees, extremely lush. Each flower looks like a beautiful little colorful bird, delightful at first sight and very attractive.

3. Soft-stemmed yellow allamanda

Soft-stemmed yellow allamanda is also common only in the south. It is easy to care for and usually grows beside walls or some frames. It needs a warm environment and sufficient sunlight to bloom abundantly. The flowers are all very showy and endearing.

In normal care, you can fertilize once a month. Keep it appropriately dry in winter, and it also looks quite nice grown in a courtyard.

4. Lipstick plant (Aeschynanthus)

This kind of lipstick plant can grow more lushly and more robustly, and it is most suitable for courtyard cultivation because it likes sufficient sunlight; only then can it bloom more and have abundant branches and leaves. It only needs fertilizer once every 3 months, and in normal care, water when the potting soil is dry.

5. Bleeding heart vine (Clerodendrum thomsoniae)

Bleeding heart vine is a semi-climbing plant. Its climbing effect is not very good, but if there is sufficient sunlight, plus water and a warm environment, it can grow very fast. With appropriate pruning and frequent light fertilizing, it can keep climbing and growing upward.

6. Trailing lantana

Have you ever seen this climbing five-color lantana? Actually, it also has a wild version, all in the south; in the north it can only be potted. It likes a warm, full-sun environment and is only suitable for outdoor cultivation. This variety cannot be grown in the north.

7. Bougainvillea

Gardeners have seen a lot of bougainvillea, and there are also very many people who like it. If there is insufficient sunlight, it will not bloom well. It likes a warm, slightly moist environment. In summer, give more water and apply light fertilizer sparingly. If the branches and leaves are too lush, it will be very difficult for it to bloom, so appropriate pruning is needed. It is suitable for outdoor cultivation.

8. Star flower (Solanum)

Also called star potato, its flowers look somewhat like eggplant. It is simply the climbing version of eggplant. It can climb to more than 3 m high, and its width is even harder to count. In the first year or two it grows slowly. As long as it has sunlight and water, in well-drained soil, it can grow very lushly.

9. Tristellateia australasiae

This is a relatively common plant in Taiwan, China. It very much likes outdoor cultivation and does best in full sun. It is very drought-tolerant and heat-tolerant, very easy to cultivate in the south, likes well-drained soil, and is suitable for outdoor planting.

10. Thunbergia grandiflora

This is also a common outdoor flower in the south. It is very easy to care for, evergreen all year round, and can bloom year-round when the temperature is suitable. It likes well-drained, loose, fertile soil, and growing it on a flower frame is best.

11. Clock vine (Thunbergia)

Its flowers are very unique and endearing, and its leaves are especially large too, a very strange plant. It also likes full-sun care and likes loose, fertile soil, but it is not very drought-tolerant and needs frequent water replenishment. Growing it in a courtyard is very suitable.

12. Mandevilla

This climbing flower looks very fragrant and is very suitable for courtyard flower-frame cultivation. It likes sufficient light and a warm, moist environment. Water only after the soil dries out. It does not like being overly wet or waterlogged, and too much watering can easily cause leaf drop.

13. Jade vine (Strongylodon macrobotrys)

This flower is not so common. Its blue-green flowers are unique in the world, very stunning. It is also only suitable for tropical environments, or in a greenhouse. Its strings of flowers seem to radiate brilliance, fascinating people. (It can be seen in Xishuangbanna, Yunnan)

1. Hydrangea viburnum (Viburnum macrocephalum)

This plant, in the same family as honeysuckle, has a very cold-tolerant nature and can grow freely in temperate zones too. If you like climbing plants with green leaves and flowers shaped like hydrangeas, then it is a good choice.

Hydrangea viburnum can also adapt to semi-shaded and cold environments. Of course, ground planting is the best choice. For potted planting, a large and deep flower pot is needed, and the pot also needs to have weight, otherwise it is hard to support a plant that climbs five or six meters high.

12. Star jasmine (Trachelospermum jasminoides)

This is a very excellent climbing plant. It has a very strong growth habit. Grown in the south, it can overwinter outdoors. It is also suitable for potted care, while ground planting makes it very easy to spread.

Its flowers are like little windmills, and the flowers have the fresh fragrance of jasmine, which is why it has the beautiful name windmill jasmine. Actually, it is not a plant in the same genus as jasmine.

Star jasmine is robust by nature and likes slightly moist potting soil. It needs sufficient sunlight; only then can it have abundant flowers and climb higher (up to 6 m).

13. Sweet pea (Lathyrus odoratus)

This pea, specially developed for ornamental use, has very excellent ornamental value. The fresh fragrance of its flowers is intoxicating. Although it is relatively cold-tolerant, it is not planted in winter, but in autumn, with flowers and pods viewed in winter.

In winter it can also grow in temperate regions. In fact, other peas are also relatively cold-tolerant, it is just that sweet pea is more beautiful. This plant likes a cool environment and well-drained soil, and does not like hot summers.