7 climbing flowers suitable for growing in all four seasons - easy to care for and especially easy to grow

If you want to grow some climbing flowers in your yard that can bloom all year round, then the following plants are very suitable for you. They can all be grown on a balcony, planted directly in flower pots. You can place them directly on the balcony's wire mesh to climb and grow, or set up some simple trellises to let them climb upward.

1. Bougainvillea

Many people do not know that bougainvillea is actually a semi-climbing plant. It is a tropical drought-tolerant flowering plant with a certain climbing ability, but its branches have thorns, so you must be careful during care.

It is suitable for growing on a south-facing or east-facing windowsill, and it needs fairly ample light every day. The soil should be loose, well-draining and fertile. During care, avoid watering too frequently. In spring and summer, you can regularly supplement with phosphorus and potassium fertilizer, which helps promote continuous flower bud formation.

2. Bleeding Heart Vine

Bleeding heart vine actually has many different varieties. It is a flowering plant with a certain climbing ability, and its flowers look especially delicate. Common varieties include red and white ones.

It is a tropical flower that likes a warm and humid environment all year round. In winter, avoid freezing, and when grown in pots it should be moved indoors for the winter, with the minimum care temperature kept above 5 degrees. In places without frost all year round, it can be grown outdoors to overwinter.

3. Chinese Trumpet Creeper

The rhizome of Chinese trumpet creeper is especially robust, so when growing it in a pot, choose a larger container to avoid frequent repotting. It adapts very well to the environment and has a certain cold tolerance. It likes ample light. During the growing period, avoid frequent watering, and keep the care environment ventilated and well lit.

4. Wax Plant

If your balcony or windowsill does not have much light and you still want to grow a climbing plant that can bloom, then wax plant is a good choice. It is a succulent plant with very low light requirements and is especially drought-tolerant. It does not need frequent watering. Just about 3 to 6 hours of scattered light per day is enough. However, it is afraid of cold, and the minimum care temperature should be kept above 7 degrees.

5. Japanese Honeysuckle

Japanese honeysuckle is also a very beautiful and charming climbing plant, very suitable for pot cultivation. It has good climbing ability, so when grown on a balcony, be sure to set up a support to let it climb and grow.

To grow Japanese honeysuckle, use loose, well-draining humus soil rich in humus. The growing environment at the base of its rhizome should stay cool and ventilated, avoiding scorching sun or excessive direct sunlight, while its branches like ample light. Its flowers give off a charming fresh fragrance at night, which helps with sleep.

6. Japanese Snowball

Some friends want me to introduce some relatively cold-tolerant climbing plants, and Japanese snowball is a good choice. It is very tolerant of low temperatures, can grow in northern regions, and can also be cared for as a potted flower.

Japanese snowball grows relatively slowly in the first two or three years. After its rhizome grows robust, it will grow very quickly. Its flowers are white-green.

7. Red Mandevilla

Red mandevilla is suitable for growing on a balcony with relatively ample sunlight. It likes a warm environment all year round. In winter, if there is frost, it should be moved indoors for care. It is afraid of cold, and the minimum care temperature should be kept above 5 degrees.

Red mandevilla is a tropical climbing flower that likes slightly acidic, loose, fertile and well-draining sandy soil. For the growing container, choose a well-draining terracotta pot, and keep the care location receiving more than 7 hours of direct light every day.