What vines are grown at home?

The territory of the personal plot can be decorated with various types of ornamental plants.

Recently, the so-called "Vines".

These plants are great for decorating not only yards, but also rooms, because they look very beautiful as indoor flowers.

All Lianas have a lot in common with each other, but they differ from each other in the average length of the stems, the absence or presence of flowers, their size and color, and the rules of care.

You will learn about what Liana is in this article.

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General description of the plant

Vines are one of the most interesting plant forms. They are called different plants, the stems of which tend to curl.

The Lianas family is represented by plants that can be herbaceous, with thin and rather weak annual or perennial stems, as well as woody, with falling or evergreen leaves.

All varieties of this plant cannot independently stay in the air, therefore, they require the obligatory presence of a vertical support, along which they easily climb up, using their attachments, antennae or adventitious roots.

It is on the support that Lianas develop leaves with flowers.

Lianas are most often found in areas of tropical forests, where plants twine around tree trunks, clinging to the bark with the help of suckers and tendrils. Thus, they can throw their twisted branches from one tree to another, as a result of this, an almost impenetrable thicket.

However, in temperate climates, they are much less common and exclusively in the form of ornamental plants, so here it is impossible to observe how these plants give the landscape a characteristic feature, as in tropical regions.

As for the anatomical and morphological features of Lianas, there are a fairly large number of them. This is due to a variety of natural conditions and their way of life. So, for example, in many species, after the germination of the stem from the seed, suckers and antennae first begin to appear, and only then leaves.

If we consider Lianas by the way they are attached to a vertical support, several groups of these plants can be distinguished:

Vines that attach with antennae - Briony, or grapes.
Vines using special organs such as suckers - Ivy can stick to the surface of the vertical support using special short roots that grow from the lower parts of its branches.
Lianas, which completely lack any special attachment organs, however, their flexible stems can twine around tree trunks or other various supports - Bindweed or hops.
Lianas that do not have any special attachment organs, hold their stems between tree branches due to the fact that they lean on them with their thorns or needles, side branches and other parts - different types of palm trees.

Almost all varieties of Lianas are inhabitants of warm tropical regions with high humidity.

REFERENCE! Lianas grow stems quickly enough, they easily propagate by cuttings and root well in soils.

These characteristics determine the wide popularity of plants among flower growers in many countries.

Nevertheless, despite significant similarities in a number of common characteristics, Vines are considered quite different: perennial and annual, deciduous and evergreen, with a herbaceous or woody stem.

Types, varieties, names of flowers

Let's take a closer look at all types of Lianas with photos and names. To date, the following types of climbing Lianas are most often grown at home:

Dichorizandra is distinguished by its flowering snow-white or bright purple color. It is great for home cultivation.
Ducheney is characterized by increased endurance and is very unpretentious to growing conditions. Its appearance is somewhat reminiscent of ordinary strawberries.
Saxifrage is a perennial herb that is bryophyte or has whole small rounded leaves.
Clerodendrum is a shrub with beautiful white-red flowers and large emerald-colored leaves.
Mühlenbeckia is one of the most beautiful species of lianas, which have small foliage and densely encircle walls and vertical supports.
Parthenocissus is also often called the maiden grape. It is a deciduous plant that tolerates winter cold and is unpretentious.
Pellionia is a herb that is great for decorating rocky areas.
Plectranthus has small flowers and whole leaves with serrated edges. Designed for indoor cultivation.
Ivy is a type of decorative Liana. It is evergreen and can climb up a vertical support to a height of about thirty meters.
Rafidophora is characterized by an attractive shape with deep green carved leaves. It is grown exclusively indoors.
Reo is unpretentious to care for, however, it has a beautiful and very original look.
Roicissus is one of the unpretentious Liana species, which has been very popular with flower growers for many years.
Ruellia is characterized by dark emerald leaves and single pinkish flowers.
Setcreasia often grows to about eighty centimeters in height and attracts attention with longitudinal leaves with a purple tint.
Syngonium is a perennial evergreen with thin stems and arrow-shaped, whole leaves.
Gelksina or solyrolia has small bright green leaves and is often used to decorate the walls of facades and fences.
Scindapsus is a decorative type of Liana, which has heart-shaped leaves and does not differ in particular whimsical care.
Tetrasigma transforms the room into a real jungle thanks to the intense growth of shoots.
Tolmia is usually grown in a hanging pot and has small, pale green leaves.
The transcription is often also called "Baba's gossip". It has pink or white flowers and is easy to care for.
Tunbergia is distinguished by small flowers of different shades.
Philodendron has large arrow-shaped leaves and is great for indoor cultivation.
Ceropegia is characterized by large heart-shaped leaves and unpretentious care.
Cyanotis has leaves with a pale purple tint.
Cissus belongs to the grape family.
Epipremnum is one of the most unpretentious Liana species, which is great for indoor cultivation.
Episode attracts attention with beautiful snow-white flowers.
Eschinanthus is a very beautiful houseplant with original flowers and rich color. He is very whimsical to care for, but quite resistant to various diseases and pests.

Home care

Most of the varieties of Lianas that are intended for indoor cultivation are perennials and evergreens. This feature is mainly due to the fact that no one likes to look at a rather long, but completely bare stem during the entire cold season.

Indoor conditions it is recommended to grow herbaceous varieties of Liana... For a personal plot, both flexible and woody plants are suitable.

According to the method of fastening, Lianas are divided into curly, kornelazyushchie, leaning and tendril. Most often, climbing plants are found as indoor plants because their shoots have the ability to twist around a vertical support, while forming an attractive plant that has an original spiral shape.

To create a beautiful "structure" it is necessary to provide constant and, most importantly, proper care of the vine.

Humidity

All types of Lianas have one thing in common - they need air with a high level of humidity and diffused light on a daily basis.

Direct sunlight has a detrimental effect on the plant, because on its leaves burn marks may appear.

And growing a flower in low air humidity causes the luxurious, leafy stem to become completely naked, retaining only a couple of decrepit leaves.

Lighting

The majority of indoor Lianas species prefer to be in partial shade, and some in slight shade. Despite this, some need brighter lighting: Cissus with Ceropegia, Scindapsus with Syngonium.

IMPORTANT! This light should not strike the plant directly.

In addition, the flower pot must be regularly rotated around its axis, so that Liana receives approximately the same share of light from all sides. Otherwise, it will constantly stretch in only one direction, which will make it lopsided.

Temperature

You also need to take care of creating and such conditions as constant ventilation, moderate air temperature and humidification.

ATTENTION! In the cold season, it is not recommended to keep the vine pot in a room where the air temperature is below 16 ° C.

Therefore, if necessary, an additional heater should be used, which should be at some distance from the flower.

In the summer season, the optimal temperature for a plant is considered 20-22 ° C. If the readings on the thermometer rise higher, then the plant must be constantly sprayed with cool water. And in winter, to moisten the leaves, you need to take only warm water.

Watering

Watering is recommended either in the morning or in the evening. It is required as the topsoil dries out.

Do not overmoisten the soil, because near the stem it can remain moist enough for a long time.

Do not water the indoor species of Lianas with cold water - this can lead to disease and rot of the root system.

In the event that a heating system is installed in the room, which heats the air quite strongly, then it is better to refuse to grow room Liana because in such an apartment the plant will constantly hurt due to lack of moisture.

Fresh air has a beneficial effect on absolutely all types of Lianas, however no drafts should be allowed, so that the cool air currents do not catch a cold curly flower.

In addition, it is imperative to take care of the soul for the plant, which should be provided at least once a month. Thanks to this procedure, a layer of dust can be washed off from its leaves, because it is difficult to remove it by wet wiping.

Otherwise, Liana can be severely affected by the so-called spider mite.

REFERENCE! A little warm water in the shower must be allowed to flow with a weak pressure, so as not to break thin shoots or leaves.

Transfer

No less important is the point - plant transplant.If necessary, in a larger pot, it is recommended not to transplant the Liana, but carefully transfer it along with a lump of earth - this will avoid possible injury to the root system of the plant.

In addition, it must be held very carefully, do not pull too hard or squeeze, so that the shoots of Liana do not break. Many flower growers advise to carry out this procedure with an assistant.

Soil, soil

Vines need not only fertile, but also a fairly light soil, which is characterized by either a neutral or slightly acidic reaction.

For its fertilization, various ready-made mixtures are often used.

You can also prepare a special mixture for this yourself, by combining leaf, turf and humus soil.

Potted soil you need to loosen regularly with a long thin stick, so that it is easier for the plant to absorb water and nutrients from it, and the roots can "breathe".

From time to time, Liana should be fed with a mullein diluted in ordinary water in a ratio of 1:10, or with complex mineral fertilizers.

Supports for Lianas

In order for a green climbing plant to decorate the interior of the house and please the eyes all year round, it is necessary to take time to give it direction and shape the exterior.

Especially for this, you need to take care of the presence of a wall or pot support. Liana itself can form its own crown, braiding the vertical support, however, to obtain a better result it is better to pinch it on the apical shoots.

This procedure promotes the appearance and intensive growth of lateral processes. In order for the main branch-lash to turn out to be long, it must be constantly wrapped around the support, fixing it with small clothespins. If you remove unnecessary antennae in a timely manner, then Liana will not change the direction of her growth on her own.

Pruning

In order to rejuvenate Liana, it is necessary to carefully cut off its apical stalk with leaves, and then root it.

It should be remembered that you need to cut off aged shoots almost to half: it will branch better.

To prevent infection with various infections, each section pIt is recommended to treat with a weak solution of potassium permanganate.

Reproduction

For propagation of indoor Liana, you can use an apical stalk that was cut from an old plant. Sometimes it is put in water so that it starts to put down roots. However, most of its species have aerial roots, and due to this, the cutting can be dug into a pot with prepared soil right after cutting.

Also, some species of this plant reproduce by seeds, for example, Passionflower. In some cases, planting Lianas is practiced by dividing the bush.

The next photo shows the seeds of Liana:

Benefit and harm

Liana is an excellent decoration for the interior of a room, a gazebo, a house facade, a fence. But it is better to refuse it if one of the family members is allergic to it.

Diseases and pests

It should be noted that almost all diseases of different types of Lianas are associated not only with serious, but even with the smallest disturbance in the water balance.

So, for example, root rotting may indicate loss of foliage and weakening of the stem.

In this case, the plant suffers from waterlogging and too acidic soil.

Why does the Liana plant dry?

With a sufficiently low level of humidity in the room, the leaves begin to dry out and then fall off.

Due to too little moisture and very dry air, pests such as scale insects, aphids and spider mites. You can get rid of them after double spraying with Aktellik or Fitoverm insecticidal agents.

Liana is a plant that can be grown both indoors and outdoors. With proper and constant care, any of the species of this plant will become a real green decoration of the house and yard.

Usually indoor plants take up window sills or other places in an apartment where there is a lot of sunlight. But there are types of indoor perennials that can be used to decorate the walls in rooms, dark corners, or to complement the greenery in the house with the help of these indoor plants - vines.

Hoya - houseplant

You can grow blooming vines or decorative vines with beautiful foliage, dwarf or huge in size at home. Most of these climbing perennials grow quite quickly, have a good decorative appearance, and also do not require difficult maintenance. Photos of different types of such vines will be presented below.

Origin

Most of these climbing plants are native to rainforests.where the weather is warm but humid for most of the year. Many of them can be grown at home, as they grow well, can propagate by cuttings, and also do not require special conditions of maintenance and care.

Indoor vines

Description

Although these plants have a lot in common, the varieties of lianas differ from each other. Their shoots can be thick but flexible enough, or grassy. In many vines, the main stems become woody over time. They can also be annuals or perennials, shed their foliage annually, or remain green for 12 months of the year.

Those climbing plants that are grown at home are predominantly evergreen perennials. And this is natural, because at home they do not grow plants that stand without foliage for half a year. Also, in indoor conditions, flexible or lignified vines are not grown, but only herbaceous.

Epipremnums

Such perennials are also divided into classes - depending on how they are attached to the supports during growth. They are kornelazymi - if they are attached to the supports with their rhizomes, or curly - if they cling to lateral shoots or tendrils. There is a third type of such plants - leaning, which are attached to the supports with suction cups.

Most often, indoor plant lovers grow climbing perennials, because they can be wrapped around various supports to give the plant the best shape.

There are many climbing perennials that are happy to grow at home:

Clerodendrum;
Ivy;
Bougainvillea;
Passionflower;
Monstera;
Hoya and a number of other equally beautiful lianas.

The root system of kornelazykh releases a special adhesive mass, with the help of which they are attached to any surface (even to a smooth one). The main representatives of this type are ficuses, ivy and selenicereus.

In leaning species, special thorns, hooks, and also special pubescence grow. It is these natural "adaptations" that allow the vines to be attached to the supports.

Caring for indoor species of vines

Despite some difference between the varieties of these plants, they have the following features in common:

lighting should only be diffused;
air humidity should be at least 75 - 80%.

Direct sunlight falling on the foliage of these perennials (or annuals) leaves burns on it, and the plants begin to hurt. And when the air humidity is below 70%, the foliage will dry, turn yellow and fall off. And as a result, instead of a beautiful liana with decorative foliage or beautiful flowers, there will be a naked shoot with several leaves in the house.

Clerodendrum

Therefore, the main thing that should be provided for such perennials is special lighting and high humidity in the room.

The nuances of lighting these plants

Most of these indoor perennials like shady or semi-shady places in the apartment, and some feel best in the shade. But some species like bright, but diffused light. These are plants with colorful variegated foliage:

Scindapsus;
Cissus;
Syngonium;
Ceropegia.

For these evergreen vines, bright light is simply necessary so that the color of the foliage does not fade, but you should not allow the sun's rays to burn it.Usually the windows are covered with tulle or other material that diffuses sunlight. Vines should be regularly rotated around their axis so that enough light is delivered to the entire plant evenly. Otherwise, these perennials will stretch towards the light in one direction - such a plant will grow crooked.

Scindapsus

For rooms with little light, it is better to grow different varieties of ivy there:

Monstera;
Antarctic Cissus;
Rhombic Roicissus.

The main nuances of watering, humidification and temperature conditions

All these parameters are related to each other, therefore, they are combined into one subsection. The following conditions are considered ideal for normal growth and flowering of these "pets":

moderate air temperature;
regular ventilation of the room;
high air humidity (about 80%).

In summer, the room temperature should be around 20⸰С. If the room is hotter, then you should regularly spray the foliage with water at a temperature of + 20⸰С. But in winter, the vines need to be kept away from heating devices, and the air temperature during this period should not be higher than +15 + 16⸰С.

In winter, you should also spray the plant, but with warmer water.

Water these tropical perennials in the morning or evening. Spraying is carried out at the same hours. The next watering should be done when the top of the soil is dry. The plant should not be overmoistened, besides, the soil in the pot will stay hydrated longer under the large head of the vegetative mass of the plant.

Irrigation water should be at room temperature, otherwise the roots may start to rot.

If the apartment is too hot and dry in winter, then it is better not to bring these evergreen perennials into the house - they will not feel comfortable, they will start to hurt and dry out.

Monstera

Fresh air is necessary for all types of vines. They are very afraid of drafts, so it is better to place these perennials near the wall so that the fresh air does not chill the plants.

And do not forget about maintaining high humidity throughout the year. In addition to regular spraying, the plant should be given a shower every 30 days. After all, it is difficult to remove dust from foliage with a wet rag or sponge, so you have to rinse it off with running water. Such an event is also a prevention against the appearance of a spider mite.

The shower should be warm and the water jet weak, so as not to damage foliage and shoots.

Vine transplant

Usually in specialized stores, vines are sold in temporary containers, so they should be transplanted at home. But this should not be done immediately - within 10 - 14 days it is necessary to give this perennial the opportunity to acclimatize in a new place. In order not to damage the root system, it is better to transfer the vine from one container to another along with the earth. You also need to monitor when transplanting so that shoots and foliage do not break. Usually these plants are transplanted together so as not to damage either their roots or the aerial part.

Antarctic Cissus

The soil for planting these plants should be nutritious and loose enough, and the pH should be in the region of 4.5 - 5.5. You can buy ready-made soil mixture in a specialized store ("Saintpaulia", "Begonia" or "Cactus-plus"), or prepare it yourself. To do this, mix in equal parts sod, humus and leafy soil.

Some types of vines with their foliage completely cover the soil in the pot, but it must be periodically loosened. You can use a long, thin stick for this.

During the summer period, the plant should be fed with organic matter and complex mineral fertilizers. Such feeding will allow vines to grow and develop faster. You can use a solution of cow dung as a fertilizer (10 parts of water should be taken for 1 part of manure). Usually, fertilizing with organic matter and mineral fertilizers is alternated.

Reproduction of domestic perennials

As they age, many of these domestic green pets begin to shed their foliage, leaving leaves only in the upper part of the plant. In this case, the top with leaves should be cut off for subsequent rooting, and the old plant is cut off, leaving only half of the stem. Places of cuts should be treated with charcoal or potassium permanganate solution. The pruned vine will begin to branch more strongly. This is how the rejuvenation of these "pets" is carried out.

Syngonium

The top of the plant is placed in water to which a root growth enhancer can be added. As soon as the vine grows roots, it can be planted in a permanent place in a new flowerpot. Some plant species have aerial roots, so they can be planted in pots right away.

Some types of lianas can be propagated by seeds, for example, Passiflora. But most varieties of these plants are best not propagated in this way.

You can also propagate perennials and dividing the bush.

Watch also a video on the topic:

Decorative deciduous vines

Indoor curly flowers differ in the shape and color of the leaves, often this is what their names are based on. Plants can be dark green, as in the photo, and light purple, variegated and monochromatic, pointed, oval or carved.

Cissus or birch... A fairly common unpretentious plant is a close relative of the vine. Its rich green leaves can have silvery blotches and be pink on the inside. Long shoots with the help of whiskers cling to the protrusions, braiding the supports. With proper care in indoor conditions, a houseplant grows very quickly and pleases with its splendor.

Growing conditions:

Cissus prefers good lighting, but can also grow in shade.
Resistant to heat and tolerates cold easily.
Does not like abundant soil moisture and responds well to spraying.

Scindapsus... Indoor climbing plant, which does not require much time and effort to grow. It can grow in almost any conditions. The flower can be hung by the window or placed in the farthest corner of the room. Its bright green leaves are distinguished by light spots and a heart shape. The home vine grows quickly, releasing new shoots that can simply hang down or entangle a support. To get a plant with lush shoots, it is recommended to pinch it periodically.

Growing features:

In the first year at home, the flower grows slowly, but then it grows quickly.
During the period of active growth, it feels good at room temperature, and in winter it is recommended to keep the vine in a cool room.
Fertilizers for feeding scindapsus are diluted two times weaker than indicated in the instructions on the package.

Ivy... A curly flower with beautifully shaped leaves, clinging to supports, can quickly decorate bare surfaces and green windows.The color of the leaves of the creeper can be either monochromatic or variegated. Breeders have bred indoor ivy varieties with leaves of unusual color and shape. Most of the plants have three- or five-lobed leathery, shiny leaves. Some varieties are distinguished by pointed, star-shaped, oval leaf plates. Ivy is a very unpretentious plant, therefore it does not require special care:

During active growth, it requires abundant watering.
In spring and summer, every two weeks it is fed with fertilizers for decorative deciduous plants.
It grows especially well in bright diffused light, but it also tolerates partial shading.

Decorative foliage curly flowers with large leaves

Monstera... A very spectacular and popular plant is distinguished by glossy, large, dark green leaves, which have cuts almost to the midrib along the edges, which is very clearly visible in the photo. In young plants, leaves are whole, heart-shaped. The liana rises along the support with the help of thick, airy roots formed on the stem. At home, it can grow up to three meters.

Care features:

The aerial roots located at the bottom of the stem can be immersed in the soil, which will provide the plant with additional feeding.
The ideal support for the monstera will be a tube wrapped in moss. In order for aerial roots to grow in it, the moss must be kept moist.
Loves good lighting without direct sunlight.

Philodendron climbing... The houseplant is distinguished by bright green glossy heart-shaped leaves. Their length can be from 10 cm or more. The leaves of a houseplant are alternately arranged on thin, creeping stems. To give the flower bushiness, its tops are pinched, and the shoots are tied to a support. Some species of vines look like scindapsus, but there are no light stripes on their leaves, and young leaf plates have a reddish underside.

Care features:

At home, the plant is grown in a well-lit place without direct sunlight.
The substrate must always be kept moist. In winter, its surface should dry out.
During the growth period, it is fed with complex fertilizers for lianas.

Syngonium... Indoor vine at a young age is distinguished by bright, variegated arrow-shaped leaves, which become lobed with age. Aerial roots appear on the stems of the flower, which will be a good support for a moss stick. Syngonium has several varieties. Among them are vines with completely green and white leaves, as well as variegated plants. At home, it can grow up to one and a half meters.

Growing features:

Variegated species like well-lit places without direct sunlight.
Requires regular watering, between which the topsoil must dry out.
In dry conditions, syngonium leaves begin to dry out, so the plant must be sprayed daily.

Flowering climbing plants

With the help of flowering vines, you can create a cozy atmosphere and a picturesque view in the house. They are used to decorate window sills, bookcases and shelves.

indoor climbing plants

Unpretentious flowering vines

Hoya or wax ivy... Indoor vine, as the name implies, is a large climbing plant with beautiful leathery leaves, which is distinguished by star-shaped flowers (photo). At home, it can grow up to 3 meters in length. Flowering that begins in a favorable period can last for several months. At this time, the plant is not recommended to be rearranged from place to place and turned. It may stop blooming and shed the buds.

Growing features:

On the window sills of the east and west windows near wax ivy, elastic leaves of a bright color will grow.
During active growth, watering is plentiful, moderate in winter.
In spring and summer, fertilizing with fertilizers with a high phosphorus content is required twice a month.

Morning glory tricolor... Liana can be grown as a perennial plant in the home, and as an annual in the garden. It is distinguished by numerous green leaves and beautiful blue gramophone flowers, very recognizable, which is also clearly visible in the attached photo. They are evenly spaced on a thin stem, which must be tied to a trellis or other support. Dry buds are removed regularly to prolong flowering.

Growing features:

It is recommended to grow indoor morning glory in a well-lit place, shading from direct sunlight.
Needs abundant, regular watering. In no case should the soil dry out.
In winter, the climbing plant must be kept in a cool room.

Tradescantia... One of the most popular climbing plants that can be found in almost every home. Liana at first glance can be recognized by pubescent, soft leaves of a silvery shade and short-lived white flowers. An exception is the Tradescantia Silomantanum, which has purple leaves and flowers.

Growing conditions:

It can grow in any well-lit place.
From spring to autumn, it likes abundant watering, but excessive soil moisture can lead to rotting of the trunk and leaves.
When feeding a plant, keep in mind that excess nitrogen will weaken the leaves.

Blooming vines requiring special care

Passionflower... Evergreen vines as ampel decoration are grown to decorate a house, a loggia, a balcony. Its flowers are unusual and very beautiful (see the photo). They are distinguished by a brightly colored double perianth, cruciform stigmas and bright curved or straight filaments. At home, they grow passionflower blue and three-lane. The first is a liana with deeply dissected leaves and single flowers up to 10 cm in diameter. On the dark leaves of trefoil passionflower, grayish-purple stripes run along the main veins. Its yellowish-white flowers reach 4 cm in diameter.

Basic growing conditions:

Passionflower loves bright sunlight, so it grows well on southern windowsills.
The air in the room must be sufficiently humid.
In the summertime, it is recommended to take the climbing plant out to the balcony or garden.

Ampel begonia... Hybrids of this indoor vine can bloom with simple or double pink, white, red flowers. The plant blooms in spring and blooms until autumn. In order for a curly flower to look beautiful and bloom for a long time, it needs to create certain conditions in the house:

Begonia must be placed in a well-lit place with diffused light.
It is not recommended to dry or fill the plant. Watering is done immediately after the topsoil dries out.
The temperature in the room where begonia grows should not fall below 15C.

Jasmine... An indoor plant with fragrant flowers is loved by many growers. On its flexible shoots, leathery, dark green, pinnate leaves grow. Each leaf blade consists of seven small leaflets. Growing jasmine at home, the shoots are directed around the strings and supports. The tubular jasmine flowers of six petals bloom in mid-winter and bloom until the end of March. They are located one at a time or in brushes at the ends of the shoots. Pure white flowers emerge from buds with a pink bloom. For a year, a liana up to two meters high can grow from a young plant.

Care features:

Jasmine prefers good lighting, so it can grow on southern windowsills. In summer, it must be shaded from the midday sun.
During the budding period, the temperature in the room where the liana grows should be within 15C. At higher temperatures, the plant may not bloom.
The climbing flower needs abundant watering.The soil in the pot should not dry out, otherwise the buds and leaves will begin to dry out and fall off.

With a little imagination, you can create a beautiful green corner from climbing plants in the house, among the foliage and flowers of which it will be pleasant to relax after a hard day's work.

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What vines are grown at home?

General description of the plant

Types, varieties, names of flowers