All the charm of vertical gardening has long been appreciated by landscape designers. In fact, nothing will decorate the arbor, arch or fence so much as the lush green of climbing plants . To curly plants really have become a decoration of the site, you need to properly choose the supports for them. About the methods of support for climbing plants and our today's conversation will go.
Grid garden for climbing plants
A garden or a trellis net is the cheapest, but at the same time quite a solid kind of support for climbing plants. It is easy to operate, well transmits sunlight and is easily transported, but not suitable for massive plants. It is best to use the garden net as a support for frizzy annuals, such as sweet peas, ipomeya, etc. It will also suit for growing legumes and cucumbers.
Arch for climbing plants
Completely transform the site is capable of arch support for climbing plants. Modern arches are made in a huge number of designs, and as a material for them, most often used plastic, metal or wood. Metal arches, although they are the most durable, can cause the plants to become frozen during wintering. Wooden arches need to be treated with antifungal preparations from time to time. Arches made of plastic suffer most from temperature changes, becoming fragile over time. But at the same time they are easy to disassemble, to hide for the winter in the room.
Pergoles for climbing plants
It will be interesting to look at the site and pergola - an openwork corridor formed by several interconnected arches. Thus, it is possible to allocate a site for rest, reliably covered with greens from other people's eyes.
Tapestry for climbing plants
Tapping is another way to build supports for climbing plants. For its production, you can use unnecessary boards, slats or slats, branches left after pruning the garden, or any other improvised material.