Overview of ampelous plants for the garden: the names of spectacular flowers for pots and their photos. Indoor climbing plants and flowers for home growing: names and descriptions Ampelous potted flowers for the garden

Climbing plants have long been a trend in home gardening. They beautifully fill the empty space of a room, balcony or loggia, indispensable for a vertical "green" design. Let's take a closer look at living interior decorations!

What are indoor climbing plants

Ampelous plants and vines

Distinguish two main types indoor climbing plants:

• Ampel. They are grown in hanging containers: baskets, pots, planters. Young shoots of ampelous plants are first directed upwards, as they grow, they lengthen and begin to tend downward towards the ground. This is how green lush cascades are formed.
• Lianas. Climbing plants that can climb up by clinging to a support. They have various devices for attaching to supports: aerial sucker roots, antennae, flexible leaf petioles, curved spikes. This is the main difference between vines and ampelous plants.

The division of climbing plants into ampelous and vines is conditional. Many species can both hang down from hanging containers and climb up supports, for example, Ivy and Cissus. Therefore, on the site, lianas and ampelous plants are placed in one section of the encyclopedia: "Lianas".

Another classification of climbing plants, according to decorative: decorative leafy And beautifully flowering.

Decorative leafy species

These crops are less demanding on sunlight. They can be located at some distance from the windows. Decorative foliage cultures are unpretentious and hardy, visually enliven living rooms, offices, nurseries, bedrooms. They are especially appropriate in the kitchen, where, in addition to the aesthetic function, they serve as natural air purifiers.

With the help of decorative leafy climbing plants, you can radically change the design of any room. For example, in the same kitchen, a green "wall" will separate the cooking area from the dining area. In the living room, a living "partition" will delimit the workplace and the recreation area. In the bedroom, an ornamental leafy plant unobtrusively separates the dressing area and the sleeping area.

Cissus and Ivy (Hedera) are suitable for creating interior "walls". They will quickly braid frames, lattices or supports with shoots. Climbing plants with decorative foliage will decorate sharp corners and empty walls in the premises, creating a pleasant harmonious atmosphere.

A fast growing climbing vine with green or variegated heart shaped leaves. Caring for this plant comes down to regular watering and top dressing during the period of active growth. It is preferable to feed Scindapsus with liquid fertilizer for indoor flowering plants.

ON THE PICTURE: Bright decorative foliage of ScindapsusAureus".

Liana loves bright diffused light, but without direct sunlight on the plant. With a lack of lighting, especially in winter, the leaves become smaller and lose their color. In winter, additional lighting is needed, the features of which are described in the publication: "".

Another perennial fast-growing vine with a spectacular "look". Syngonium leaves are arrow-shaped or heart-shaped. The color is green or variegated, with silvery veins and spots. Aerial roots are located on a flexible grassy stem, with which the plant clings to a support.

ON THE PICTURE: Due to its rapid growth, Syngonium is popular for creating green spaces in the home.

Syngonium can be grown as a vine or ampelous plant. The falling cascade of arrow-shaped leaves looks amazing. In a very short time, the shoots are able to braid themselves with a lattice or completely cover the stand-support with a leafy "carpet".

Syngonium is not too capricious in cultivation. It feels comfortable at summer temperatures of + 22–25 ° С. In winter, the temperature in the room should not be lower than +18°C. Water the plant with water at room temperature: often in the warm season, less often in the cold. The syngonium is very responsive to spraying with warm settled water.

The classics of the winding genre are popularly known as "women's gossip". Along with extreme unpretentiousness, it is famous for its decorative effect and excellent health. It is extremely difficult to destroy Tradescantia with improper care.

Tradescantia is a typically ampelous plant with straight or creeping shoots that can take root directly on the soil surface. There are species with a variety of leaf colors: green, dark green, green-violet, dark red, striped, variegated, speckled. Shoots grow quickly, and even a young plant very soon takes on an extremely decorative look.

ON THE PICTURE: Tradescantia in the interior.

Tradescantia are tolerant of any light intensity: from partial shade to direct sunlight. The only thing to consider is that variegated species need more light. In low light, they lose color and turn green.

The plant tolerates high and low temperatures well. In spring and summer, it likes abundant watering, but it can also withstand prolonged drying of the soil. Adult specimens need spring pruning of overgrown shoots.

Beautiful flowering varieties

Representatives of this group require an abundance of light. They should be placed on windows or as close to light sources as possible. With a shortage of light, it does not hurt to organize artificial lighting for indoor plants.

The beautifully flowering ampelous species of the Gesneriaceae family look very elegant: Episcia, Columnei, Eschinanthus, Achimenes, Kolerii. As a rule, they are placed in a pot.

The chic painted leaves of Episcia are painted in combinations of different colors and shades: green, brown, pinkish-burgundy, bronze and silver. Buds are not inferior to foliage in richness of tones. Red, scarlet, yellow, orange, pink, lilac, white, blue and variegated flowers look no less elegant.

ON THE PICTURE: Thanks to the elegant foliage, Episcia is able to decorate any room with itself.

At the ends of numerous shoots, new young "sockets" are formed. If you dig a few of these shoots next to the mother plant, it is possible to create a lush elegant "clearing". The rest should be allowed to grow further to form a bright cascade.

Episcia is comfortable in a hanging planter in a bright place, but with obligatory shading from direct sunlight.

A composition of different varieties of Epistia planted together in one container looks very beautiful and unusual. It is important to choose species so that they are in harmony with each other in leaf color and do not differ in growth rate.

ON THE PICTURE: Two or three Episcias with a contrasting leaf color will add brightness even to an everyday interior.

The lack of light has a bad effect on the appearance of the plant: the stems become long, the leaves become smaller, the color fades. With a lack of lighting, Episcia practically does not bloom. It is thermophilic, does not tolerate drafts and an excess of moisture. Watering is required when the topsoil dries out.

Fast growing ampelous plant from the Gesneriaceae family (Gesneriaceae). During the flowering period, long, up to a meter, cascading shoots are completely strewn with bright tubular buds. The color of the flowers can be red, orange, pink, yellow, even striped.

Columnea looks good in a hanging basket or planter. It is better to choose a wide and shallow container for it. The soil mixture should be moisture-permeable, loose and nutritious.

ON THE PICTURE: Columnea attracts attention in a pot and on a separate stand.

The plant prefers bright diffused light, but it must be kept out of direct sunlight and drafts. In the warm season, Columney requires abundant watering with soft water at room temperature and frequent spraying.

With age, the shoots are gradually exposed, and the plant loses its decorative effect. The best cuttings are taken from the old specimen, from which the new Column is grown.

Unpretentious and decorative room liana. A wide variety of forms, color of leaves and buds brought the plant immense popularity.

ON THE PICTURE: Variegated Hoya "Variegata".

Hoya leaves do not lose their decorative effect even during the winter rest and spring growth. They can be dense, soft, juicy or paper-thin, covered with fluffy pile or smooth. Young leaves of many species are painted in shades of pink, red and brown. There are variegated species.

The main decorative advantage of Hoya is flowers. For bright, thickened and shiny, as if molded from wax, the petals of the plant received the popular name "wax ivy". Most varieties of Hoya exude a strong pleasant aroma.

ON THE PICTURE: Blooming Hoya multiflora (Hoya multiflora).

Hoyas are undemanding to the conditions of detention. They need water and breathable soil, sufficient moisture and warmth. Like Columnei, Hoyas love frequent spraying and watering with warm, settled water. The soil should not be allowed to flood: it should dry out between waterings.

Hoya should be planted in small pots with loose, well-drained soil. As a planter, you can use wicker baskets, products made of wooden or bamboo slats.

Passiflora needs high humidity of the environment, so in the warm season it must be sprayed regularly.

Flowers appear exclusively on new shoots, so old long stems are periodically cut off.

Breeders have bred many forms with a variety of bract colors: purple, purple, orange, red, pink, peach, cream, white. There are two-color varieties, and "chameleons" that change color during flowering.

Young shoots of Bougainvillea are flexible and easy to shape. With the help of various supports, it is very easy to "decorate" the plant in the form of a wreath, sphere or pyramid.


ON THE PICTURE: Young blooming bougainvillea.

In the summer, the home liana turns into a real flower waterfall, which completely hides the shoots and leaves.

Bougainvillea is a native of Brazil, so it loves bright sunlight and warmth. Abundant flowering is achieved with the help of a temperature and light regime that is comfortable for the plant. Bougainvillea tolerates direct sunlight well, if not under them for too long.

Indoor Bougainvillea suffers from waterlogging or drying out of the soil. It should be watered only with warm settled water, removing excess moisture from the pan. In order for the plant to have enough moisture, it is placed on a pallet with moistened pebbles or expanded clay. In summer, Bougainvillea must be sprayed frequently, making sure that water does not get on the buds.

In winter, Bougainvillea needs a dormant period with a cooler content. The container with it must be placed as far as possible from the heaters.

• (Mandevilla)

"Guest from the Tropics" won the hearts of flower growers with abundant long flowering for six months. Red, pink, white, cream Diplosionia flowers reach 8-12 cm in diameter and are able to stay on the shoots for two to three weeks. Up to 80 flowers can be on an adult plant at the same time.

Diplatia can be grown as an ampelous plant and indoor liana. It is perfect for decorating walls.



ON THE PICTURE: Diplodia prefers bright sunny places in the house.

Like Bougainvillea, Diplosion is light and heat-loving, so you need to place it in a sunny place: on or near a window. Adult plants should be placed in a spacious living room or hall. Agrotechnics for growing Bougainvillea and Diplodenia are approximately the same.

When caring for Diplatia, attention and caution must be observed: all parts of the plant contain glycosides that can cause cardiac arrhythmia.

1. To create beautiful compositions from vines, use lattice fixtures, ladders, coasters, wire structures, cords.
2. When using supports, mount them securely to the wall or plant containers. Containers must be stable to avoid overturning under the weight of the structure.
3. Containers with climbing plants, especially ampelous species, are located quite high above the floor level. When watering and spraying, follow the safety regulations, especially in service areas with office and other equipment.

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Recently I looked at photos of beautifully decorated flower beds in German cities. I have always been interested in the question, how do they get such lush beautiful flowers in flowerpots and flowerpots? I tried to study this issue, looked at the advice of our experienced flower growers. It turned out that the matter is not only in proper care, but also in what flowers to plant in a flower pot!

What flowers to plant in a pot

We all love beauty, especially hand-grown flowers. Usually, in the country there is not much space to break large flower beds. In this case, it is convenient to plant flowers in a flower pot. Even small flower arrangements in flowerpots and flowerpots will embellish the site and create a mood. But even in large areas in landscape design, flowers in flowerpots are necessarily used. This is so beautiful! And they bloom all summer.

Moreover, not only classic ones bought in stores are suitable as flower pots, but also, in principle,.

Let's find out first of all what flowers can be planted in a flowerpot. It can be not only ampelous (strongly hanging) plants, but also others.

The most popular flowers that look great both in hanging planters and in tall flowerpots:

• alyssum that blooms with a beautiful hat

• achimenes - a chic flowering plant with large flowers of white, red, blue, purple
• balsam is a bright plant that blooms all summer

• bacopa - a beautiful plant with flowers of different sizes in blue, white, pink, forms chic cascades. Very picky in care. Unlike petunias, which need to be plucked all the time, bacopa is a self-cleaning plant. Small flowers dry up and fall off without loss for decoration.
• rose-like begonia

• bidens is a very unpretentious plant, loves bright places. The more light, the more abundant blooms. And the more pinching done, the thicker and denser the cap of the plant
• verbena - a well-known beautiful plant
• calibrachoa - a plant with small bell flowers, related to petunia, very similar to it

• lobelia with small charming flowers of sky-blue color, but it can also be white and purple. Planting and care is also similar to petunias - lobelia is grown by seedlings, in February small seeds are sown, scattering over the ground, better mixed with sand. Usually several plants dive together a month after the appearance of sprouts.

• nasturtium - its shoots can reach 2 meters
• beloved by all of us. There is probably no other culture that enjoys such a worldwide wide love. The least whimsical and capricious are such varieties of petunias as purple, lilac and pink.
  potonia - differs from the petunia we are used to in that it does not require pinching, it itself naturally branches. But she loves to eat very much, the more often she is fed, the longer the shoots are. And you need to feed the potunia with each watering, i.e. almost daily, with a weak solution of mineral fertilizers (if the fertilizer instructions say to dissolve one cap per liter, then in our case you need to take half a cap)
• ivy-leaved pelargonium is a very spectacular plant and an unusually beautiful sight! From the beginning of July until the very frosts, pelargonium produces large, profusely flowering cascades. The length of the shoots can be up to 1 meter;

• fuchsia - unpretentious flowers of a very beautiful color.

Of course, other flowers can be planted in pots on the street: in the country and even on the balcony in containers or hanging pots.

How to plant flowers in a pot to bloom all summer

First you need to determine where the flower pots will be. From this place will depend on what flowers to plant.

For places where the sun will look only in the morning or in the evening, fuchsia and morning glory are suitable.

On the south or southwest side, it is good to plant, for example, petunias, violets, begonias.

In Europe, it is not customary to grow monocultures in pots, i.e. consisting of one type of plant, as we have only one petunia or pelargonium. They like to combine these plants with each other. And it is right. The point is not only that interesting beautiful compositions are obtained, but also because many ampelous plants are very capricious. The most capricious is our favorite petunia. A few days of rain and the petunia leaves miserable lashes with drooping flowers, you have to pluck it so that it comes back to life. Therefore, to create an ever-beautiful flowering planter, you do not need to plant petunia alone in it, but you need to combine plants.

A mixture always looks better than a single plant.

We place 2-3 varieties of plants in one pot. We select them by color so that they are either in the same color scheme or contrasting. For example, red and green plants, yellow and purple, or blue, purple and green are well combined.

We arrange the plants so that they look beautiful in a flower pot and correlate with each other in height.

In the center we place taller plants, for example, three fuchsia bushes of different shades. They will become a bright accent of the composition due to their bright pink flowers.

Hanging plants are placed along the edges of the pots. You can add ivy or indoor chlorophytum to fuchsia, which feels great outdoors in summer.

In general, flowers of green or white-green color go well with all types of ampelous plants.

Plectranthus, coined loosestrife, tolmeya are very well suited as replanting.

Plectranthus is interesting for its unusual coloring of foliage and enlivens any composition. Very unpretentious, has great growth power, easily rooted at home. If a plant suddenly falls into the pot, the plectranthus will always occupy this space.

Monetary loosestrife is not a capricious plant, it takes root well, it is not at all demanding for top dressing. But in the sun or when it dries out, it can turn yellow, so watering should be regular and sufficient.

Tolmeya is a shade-tolerant culture, can grow in the light, and feels great in the shade.

In the country or in the garden, use several containers of different sizes and shapes, but from the same material, then the compositions will not be boring.

How to plant correctly:

1. First of all, let's prepare a planter - we will arrange a drainage layer in it, it is better to use expanded clay, which must be poured into the bottom of the planter with a layer of 2-3 cm.
2. Then we pour a small layer of fertile soil. Ordinary land from the garden is heavy and in this case is not suitable. For flowers in a flowerpot, it is better to purchase a special primer in the store.
3. We place our plants on the ground. The distance between flowers planted in pots should be slightly less than is usually recommended when planting in open ground.
4. Then we fill the free gaps with earth. There should be 2 cm left to the edge of the pot, unoccupied by the ground. This is necessary for convenient watering.

As the shoots grow, to form a lush even bush, the pots need to be turned every two weeks in different directions with respect to the sun.

Song examples:

• petunia - bidens - ipomoea
• petunia - caliberhoa - bacopa
• petunia - verbena - calibrachoa
• colius - petunia - alyssum
• verbena - calibrachoa
• calirahoa - sweet potato - verbena or geranium
• verbena - bidens - lobelia.

Our houses and apartments without a touch of green seem to be somewhat flawed and incomplete. Gorgeous indoor flowers become decorative elements, improve the environment in which we live, make the home beautiful, cozy and more elegant.

Houseplants

Indoor flowers render relaxing effect and can give great satisfaction while requiring less time and effort than garden plants.

But in order for these plants at home to be able enjoy your look they need a certain degree of attention.

houseplant care

Houseplants need:

• Light.
• Optimal temperature.
• Sufficient humidity.
• Water.
• Fertilizers.
• Cleaning.
• Transfer.

Houseplants need a lot of light, but not direct light. Ideally, you need place them near the window, but do it so that the sun is filtered through the curtain, as the sun's rays can burn the leaves.

Climbing houseplants catalog

The ideal temperature is 20 degrees Celsius, and in winter it can drop to 15 and 18. It is important that indoor plants are not exposed to temperatures below 10 degrees for a long time, drafts and temperature changes. They should not be placed near heat sources such as radiators, space heaters or fireplaces.

High humidity is required for most plants of tropical origin, such as vines. This can be fixed by placing them next to a humidifier providing the necessary moisture. When the air temperature rises above 20, you need to spray water on the leaves.

As far as water is concerned, the basic rule is - don't water the plants too often.

Fertilizers should be used regularly, from March to September-October, every 15 days and follow the dosage instructions on the package.

It is important to remove dead hanging branches, dry leaves and withered flowers. For this, special scissors are used. In addition, it is well known that the dust that settles on the leaves interferes with photosynthesis, so you need to wipe them regularly with a damp cloth.

A transplant becomes necessary at a time when the roots have grown too much. Just choose a pot 2-3 cm larger than the first one. This operation will take place predominantly at the end of winter around March approximately every 2-3 years. Before transplanting, remove all rotten roots and remember that after this procedure, you can not add fertilizer for a month.

When choosing plants, we must take into account personal taste, but it is necessary to evaluate the available space, and the desire to care for them.

Climbing houseplants

There are many types of plants that grow successfully in our home. But there is one species that will not leave you indifferent - curly indoor flowers.

These plants have green leaves, elegant curly stems that are perfect for shelves, vibrant flowers and require less attention without losing their beauty. These are climbing plants for the home, there may be flowering bindweeds and simply climbing vines.

Indoor climbing plants

• Scindapsus.
• Philodendron.
• cissus
• Monstera.
• Syngonium.
• Hoya or wax ivy.
• Ipomoea room (Vyun).
• Tradescantia.
• Ampelous begonia.
• Jasmine.

Scindapsus.

Scindapsus, includes 40 species that originate from Southeast Asia (Solomon Islands and Central India).

It is very common in our homes as it has fast growth and good adaptability. This vine is equipped with aerial roots, which by their nature can reach 5–6 meters in length, but rarely exceed 2 meters when grown indoors.

They do not bloom in our climate. Dense, heart-shaped leaves represent various shades of green. They need a lot of water in all seasons, but as a rule, the roots rot easily, so soil mixed with peat and sand is required.

Philodendron.

Philodendron is an evergreen plant from South America. This name includes dozens of South American species, most of which are vines that live on tree trunks. Philodendron is characterized by slender stems and oval or heart shaped leaves with a leathery texture.

Weaving roots can cling to any kind of guardian. Species such as the doubly pinnate philodendron can be raised in the nursery, but they often grow too large for home use. Flowers may appear. even if the plant is grown in pots. The soil (a mixture of peat and leaves) should always be moist, especially in the summer.

Cissus is a genus of the grape family. The plant is so named because its leaves, in their appearance, strongly resemble the foliage of a vine. Cissus includes more than 350 species. This is a fairly common plant, as it gives a very large deciduous mass, for which flower growers love it. Its leaves are of two types:

• whole,
• dismembered.

Cissus clings to a support with the help of its antennae.

Monstera.

Monstera comes from the rainforests of Guatemala. It belongs to the Philodendron family and is one of the most popular indoor plants for its ornamental structure and ease of cultivation.

Being of tropical origin, it needs a lot of light.

However, this plant should never be exposed to direct sunlight, because the sun's rays can cause spots on the leaves.

Syngonium.

Syngonium- ornamental grapes with developed vegetation belongs to the aroid family and includes 30 species, all of them winding.

Syngonium was appreciated because of its beautiful leaves. It grows rapidly in a short period of time and coexists perfectly with other plants. The syngonium is often used to decorate the winter garden.

The color of the leaves varies from green to dark green speckled with silver spots.

Hoya or wax ivy.

Hoya or wax ivy has long won the hearts of gardeners around the world.

Hoya can reach a length of 10 meters.

It has beautiful flowers and leaves of a classic oval shape, slightly pointed.

Almost all types and varieties of Hoya have large (up to 8 cm and 5 cm wide) leaves.

Ipomoea room (Vyun).

Ipomoea room (Vyun). room loach plant- This is a perennial herbaceous vine 3-5 meters in height.

The leaves are alternate, simple, heart-shaped, the margins are smooth. The flowers are funnel-shaped, blue, white or multi-colored.

This creeper with beautiful flowers can be perfect for a winter garden.

Tradescantia.

Tradescantia has fleshy stems, erect or creeping, very branched, which bear long, fleshy, oval leaves.

Plants of the tradescantia genus are native to the American continent. They were imported into Europe in 1800.

In spring and summer, at the height of flowering, a beautiful flower appears that comes in various sizes, depending on the species.

Ampelous begonia.

Begonia in nature grows in subtropical and tropical humid areas. It is characterized by massive rhizomes, thick stems and asymmetrical foliage.

Hanging pots are good because they allow you to plant fragrant flower beds even in places where there is very little space. Choosing the right plants, you can turn small city balconies into real "hanging gardens". Here are a few plants that are most suitable for this purpose.

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1. Touchy

An annual plant with a funny name "touchy" looks very decorative. It grows well in hanging pots and outdoors, producing many beautiful flowers. Due to its abundant flowering, touchy is an excellent option for decorating balconies.

2. Sedum Morgana

This plant is also called stonecrop Morgan, monkey tail and donkey tail. Its long stems, covered with fleshy leaves, really resemble tails. When the stonecrop blooms, beautiful pink tassels of small pink flowers appear at the ends of its “tails”. The plant is very unpretentious: it loves sunlight very much, but feels good in the shade.

3. Chrysanthemums

This beautiful flower grows well both in pots and in open ground. In autumn, many flowers bloom on the chrysanthemum bushes that do not fade for a very long time.

4. Fountain Grass

An unpretentious and very beautiful fountain-grass with moderate watering and good lighting will actively grow all year round.

5. Tradescantia

This unpretentious plant has many species that are actively grown for decorative purposes. All tradescantias are very hardy, and if you do not create too extreme conditions for them, then they will delight others with their variegated leaves and small, elegant flowers for a long time.

6. Verbena

There are many types of vervain with beautiful, bright flowers that will be a worthy decoration for any flower garden. Verbena grows well in pots. She loves the light, but is afraid of direct sunlight. And for a long and abundant flowering, she needs the soil to be constantly moist.

7. Lobelia

Lobelia comes in white, soft blue, bright blue and purple. With simple care, it grows in thick "caps", completely covered with delicate flowers. Flowering stems of lobelia hang from pots like a real curtain. In order for this extremely beautiful plant to retain its decorative appearance for a long time, it must be protected from direct sunlight. Otherwise, annual lobelia will fade very quickly.

8. Lavender

Lavender feels good in pots and pleases its owners with delicate flowers and exquisite aroma. She loves the light very much and does not like crowding. If you provide lavender with sunlight and sufficient space, then it will be fragrant for a very long time.

9. Burdock

This plant somewhat resembles an unusual bluish-white rose. With its presence, the burdock will decorate any garden. The plant prefers partial shade and does not tolerate direct sunlight.

10. Petunia

Petunia is one of the most popular ornamental plants. It blooms profusely and for a long time with large fragrant flowers and does not require complicated care at all. There are many types of petunias, and hanging pots are best suited for hanging pots, which, growing, hang down to the floor in a thick floral curtain.

Climbing indoor plants can be conditionally divided into two groups: decorative and deciduous and flowering. A cascade of bright leaves, descending or climbing up the support, beautiful flowers among the bright greenery of climbing shoots - ampelous indoor plants, even in the photo, amaze with their sophistication and originality. In this article - acquaintance with climbing indoor plants: descriptions, correct names of crops, competent care.

Ampel houseplants allow you to arrange unusual green corners, which fit perfectly with beautiful winding cascades. Deciduous plants require planting in partial shade or bright places, but among the variety of crops there are those that tolerate a thick shadow, which is especially valuable when gardening away from light sources.

Climbing plants for shady places

One of the best plants for shady places is ivy. The plant can be used for planting in hanging planters so that it hangs down beautifully, or decorate vertical walls and supports with persistent ivy. Ivy has beautiful, leathery, glossy leaves of a bright green color.

Breeders have bred amazing varieties of ivy with variegated coloration (white-edged leaves, green spots on dark green leaves, yellow strokes and spots on a green field). Planted in one basket, different varieties of ivy form a waterfall of unimaginable beauty from filigree leaves. Cristate forms have a thick fringe along the edge of the leaf blade - very unusual and elegant.

Advice! When growing ivy on trellises, it is important to provide the plants with a reliable support, otherwise they can “grow” stems into plaster or soft wood, holding a significant green mass on weight.

Canarian ivy is very interesting with variegated large leaves, each individual leaf is colored differently.

In addition to ivy, it looks great in hanging baskets roicissus rhombophylla, curly shoots of the plant are very decorative.

A huge group of shade-loving climbing plants for decorative landscaping are philodendrons and scindapsus, belonging to the Aroid family.

Important! All plants of the Aroid family are poisonous, so it is necessary to transplant with caution, using rubber gloves. It is worth making sure that the leaves do not get into the food of animals, and also forbid children to play with these plants.

Despite the high danger posed by the juice of philodendrons and scindapsus, these climbing crops are indispensable for decorating hanging baskets and walls in compositions that are grown with a lack of sunlight.

philodendrons have beautiful carved leaves of various shapes, including variegated colors. Scindapsus- leaves of variegated color, in which all shades of green, white, cream, lemon and silver tones are mixed.

Decorative flowering vines

A huge variety of decorative vines with amazing colors of bright colors, allows you to create beautiful compositions for decorating rooms. Let's dwell on a few of the most suitable plants.

Azarina

An amazing climber with decorative flowers, which is most often grown in an annual crop. Azarina is perfect for winter gardens and greenhouse complexes. For independent cultivation from seeds, azarin is not very suitable, the thing is that seedlings grow very slowly, so seeds should be sown in the middle of winter. With such a planting, the plant will grow to a maximum height of 4 meters already in the middle of summer, covered with amazing delicate pastel colors.

There are azarins with blue, pink, lavender and white flowers. The diameter of the flowers does not exceed 3 cm, but abundant flowering helps to create a green tent of unique beauty.

Passionflower

Plants can reach a height of 8 meters. This genus includes ornamental flowering plants, some subsequently ripen edible fruits (banana passionflower; passion fruit; grenadilla). But the decorativeness of the vine does not decrease at all even during breaks in flowering. Powerful stems are densely covered with green glossy leaves, which differ somewhat in appearance in different varieties - there are three-lobed and five-lobed leaves. Liana blooms for a long time and profusely. The diameter and color of flowers varies from 3 cm to 15 cm, the color of the petals can be white, pink with tinted shades, burgundy-lilac and crimson. All passionflowers are perennials, easy to sprout from seed and fast growing.

bougainvillea

Modern varieties of bougainvillea amaze with the huge size of flowers. Bright bracts remain decorative for a long time, they are painted in many tones of red, pink, orange and white spectrum. True flowers that develop under the cover of bracts are short-lived, but can increase the decorativeness of a flowering bush.

The shoots of bougainvillea are lignified, the leaves are small, green, in the form of a heart. Some varieties are decorated with sharp thorns. Modern breeding offers varieties of bougainvillea with bright white and yellow bordering variegation on green, bluish, emerald leaves. Bracts often have a double shape, which is very decorative.

Curly shrub cuttings at home using phytohormones. It is necessary to plant in a sunny, bright place where the plant is able to fully show its decorative qualities.

Kobeya

A blooming liana of amazing beauty, striking with an openwork fan of leaves, between which lilac or white bell-shaped flowers bloom. The plant quickly grows up to 3-5 meters, during flowering it looks decorative and charming. Kobeya is easy to grow from seeds that should be sown in early February. Seedlings are rapidly gaining strength, sometimes the first flowers appear by autumn. Usually kobeya is grown indoors as a perennial plant, so there may be poor flowering in the first year.

Clerodendrons

This group includes decorative flowering plants of the Acanthus family, which during the summer are able to bloom for a long period of surprisingly pretty bright flowers.

• Lady Thompson's Clerodendron produces clusters of beautiful flowers that consist of white bracts and true tomato red flowers.
• K. Uganda during flowering is covered with blue flowers that look like butterflies.

Other varieties of clerodendrum are also decorative, their flowers are salmon, pink or white. Growing requires a lot of light and free space.

Thunbergia

An annual tropical liana that pleases with its flowering on sunny summer days. The flowers are yellow in different tones, often in the center of the flower there is a decorative dark spot that contrasts with the bright color of the petals. The leaves are green and heart shaped. Flower buds appear alternately from the axils of adult leaves. Liana is characterized by rapid growth, violent flowering and unpretentiousness. It needs a sunny location and regular watering to grow.

This is not a complete list of climbing plants that can grow well when grown in hanging baskets and vertical trellises.

Among the climbing plants for indoor cultivation, one can note different varieties of bluebells (Carpathian, crowded); episions; hoyi; jasmine and a number of other plants. It should be noted that almost all varieties of jasmine, when flowering, have a persistent aroma that can cause headaches, mucosal irritation, and allergies.

Important! Jasmine, especially during flowering, should not be brought into sleeping quarters.

The variety of hoya varieties is amazing - wax ivy has leaves of various shapes and blooms with corymbose inflorescences of star-shaped flowers, which exude a faint aroma during flowering. It is worth remembering that hoya grows very slowly, so the culture is not able to fill significant empty spaces in the composition in one year.

Climbing plants in the house: video