This vine is beautiful and fragrant, blooms in all four seasons with abundant flowers, and turns a balcony into a garden

Introduction

Green plants and potted flowers are essential decorative touches for home life. Keeping some flowers and plants at home has many benefits: it beautifies the room and lifts your mood. "Flower Sound Potted Plant Diary, Issue 1264" introduces a vine flower that is very worth growing.

Today's star

Vines cannot stand upright and grow by climbing. Wherever they climb, flowers bloom there, and they can be trained into flower walls, flower columns, flower arches, and more, making them excellent vertical beautification material. The vine introduced today is named Fenda, beautiful and fragrant. Let's learn about it together.

Fenda

Fenda, full name Pink Leonardo da Vinci, is a small vine bred by the French horticultural company Meilland, with a height of 150 cm and a width of up to two meters. It produces deep pink flowers with a particularly cupped flower form and a flower diameter of 14 cm, very similar to the famous Pink Pierre de Ronsard, with high ornamental value.

Long flowering period

Pink Pierre de Ronsard is very beautiful, but unfortunately it only blooms for one season. Pink Leonardo da Vinci, however, is a repeat bloomer, flowering in all four seasons, with the heaviest bloom in spring and autumn. The flower quantity is enormous, enough to cover entire branches, and it is extremely beautiful when in full bloom; the flowers also carry a faint fruity fragrance, so while enjoying the flowers, waves of floral scent greet you, delighting body and mind.

It can also be grown in pots

Pink Pierre de Ronsard is a large vine and can only be grown in the ground, not in pots on a balcony for ornament. Fenda, by contrast, is a small vine, so growing it in pots is completely fine. With a bit of attention to pruning, it can even be grown in a small flowerpot, and care is quite easy. Its growth is relatively fast, and even beginners can grow it well.

It can give you a sea of flowers

Among vine flowers, representatives include clematis, mandevilla, and bougainvillea. Clematis has a short flowering period and is difficult to get through summer, while mandevilla and bougainvillea fear the cold and cannot be grown in the north. Fenda is cold-tolerant and heat-resistant, can be planted in both the south and the north, and has an ultra-long flowering period. Keep one at home, and it can give you back a sea of flowers. It is very worth getting.