Climbing plants deserve a place in everyone’s gardens. Whether they are on a fence, a wall, a trellis or obelisk, few things can rival a climbing plant for adding visual interest. There are so many climbers available, annual and perennial, but few gardeners look beyond the traditionally grown varieties. Is that because the unusual are not offered at garden centres or is it because we’re afraid of the unknown?
It is time to break free, meet some new plants and invite them to live in your garden this year! Watch this site for info on a few of our favourite annual climbers. It may be that you’ll be inspired to experiment with some different climbing plants this year.
It is time to break free, meet some new plants and invite them to live in your garden this year! Watch this site for info on a few of our favourite annual climbers. It may be that you’ll be inspired to experiment with some different climbing plants this year.
2 comments:
I'm looking forward to your posts on annual climbers. I'm going all out this year with Moonflower, a red Morning Glory, Cypress vines in red and in white, Black Eyed Susan Vine .. well .. I think you get the idea ? LOL
Joy
I love morning glory especially "Heavenly Blue". I'm growing them and Mina Lobata again this year.
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