Our climbing plants They have the virtue that they can add green to a space in a short time. They generally grow rapidly and this is how they spread and occupy more and more airspace. This also makes them ideal for small places, such as balconies because they do not need space on the floor to show all their splendor.
If there is something against it – not too much – it is that some species grow quickly and become too robust for the pots with which sooner or later it will be necessary to transplant them. But this does not happen in all cases, so in many others it will also gain in shade and also in controlling the wind in the case of highly exposed places.
One of the most effective plants in these cases is the Benjamin fig tree which during the summer becomes very attractive while surviving in good condition during the winter season. The best thing is that it does not need much care, it can even withstand drought and only receive rainwater. It is a species that has been in fashion for several years and you can see it in countless gardens and balconies.
Another case is that of molda very attractive perennial that, due to the shape of its leaves, reaches an interesting height and is interesting in generating an increasingly green atmosphere.
We also have the case of climbing hydrangea, ivy or other plants like clematis, trachelospermum o bindweed. The griseline They adapt very well to growing in a pot and one of my favorite options is the climbing rose that, in addition to its green leaves, stands out for its beautiful flowers.
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