Stop growing clematis. This climbing flower is beautiful and fragrant, blooms in all four seasons, and turns a balcony into a garden.
Introduction
Potted green plants are essential decorative elements for home life. Keeping some flowers and plants at home has many benefits: it beautifies the room and pleases the mood. "Flower Sound Potted Plant Diary · Issue 1289" introduces you to a climbing flower.
Today's protagonist
Clematis has gorgeous flower colors and many fans, but its drawbacks are a relatively short flowering period and being difficult to grow in summer. Today we introduce one with better value for money. This flower is named "Angel", a small to medium-sized climbing rose variety with many advantages, praised as one of the most worthwhile climbing flowers to get.
Angel
Angel, also known as Angela, was bred in Germany in 1984. Its flower shape is cupped, small and delicate, 3~5 cm in diameter, pink, with a super abundant flower count, often blooming all over the whole tree. It is a very good vertical landscaping material, suitable for courtyard landscaping, and easy to make into flower walls, flower columns, arches, etc.
Long flowering period, large flower quantity
Angel blooms very readily, repeating blooms across multiple seasons, with flowers opening in all four seasons, most abundantly in spring and autumn. A single flower can last 20 days without fading, and it also carries a light fruity fragrance. When a breeze comes, wave after wave of floral scent greets the nose, enjoying both the flowers and the fragrance, pleasing to the eye and refreshing to the heart.
Easy to cultivate
Angel has very good disease resistance. Unlike other roses that need spraying to survive, this variety is very simple to care for and also grows vigorously. A toothpick-sized seedling can grow into a large plant in one year, very fast to establish. Its cold tolerance is extremely strong; in North China it can overwinter safely even when planted in the open ground, and it is not afraid of sun, so it can be planted in both the south and the north.
Balcony becomes a garden
Honestly speaking, the ornamental effect of a single Angel flower is not good, a bit like wild rose, but its value lies in the large flower quantity: it opens in clusters, and once it blooms it is a big expanse. When blooming in groups it is very stunning. What is even rarer is that it can also be grown on a balcony and can give you a sea of flowers, deeply loved by the broad community of flower lovers.