Vines, of course, will help to hide an unsightly hole in the fence, scuffs in the wall of the house, or simply add blooming nobility to the entire landscape. If you haven't grown them yet, it's time to start. And I offer you several beautiful options, one of which will certainly suit your taste. Well, go ahead?)
Morning glory
This one-year-old vine grows quickly and is quite unpretentious. The most beautiful species: purple and tricolor. Here morning glory is often called bindweed or "gramophone". The liana can grow up to 4 or even 7 meters, depending on the region.
By the way, the flowers of the morning glory can be very different: white, blue, purple, purple, striped.
Wisteria
This tree-like liana is native to the East. True, some of its species were introduced and are now wild in the east of America. Wisteria can grow up to 20 meters high and 10 meters wide!
Interesting varieties: Blue Moon, Black Dragon.
Sweet pea
This plant is known for its pleasant aroma and equally wonderful flowers in different shades. There are many types of sweet peas, including dwarf ones. But for our purposes it is better to choose tall ones, up to 2.5 meters. For example, Vivaldi.
Thunbergia
Although this vine is not a member of the daisy family, it closely resembles this famous flower. Bright yellow petals accentuate the chic brown and purple eye. Try Blushing Susie, which has beautiful shades of red and pink that last throughout the summer.
Clematis
Easily grown in a variety of climates, with hundreds of varieties, clematis is considered the king of vines. Most of all, the flower likes the sun, although some of its varieties feel good in the shade. Water the clematis well, provide it with rich soil, and make sure its roots have drainage. If you're tired of the traditional purple hue, try the Arctic Queen white-flowered variety. And if you like bright red tones - Rebecca.
Passionflower
The unusual appearance of this vine will definitely give a beautiful and interesting look to your garden. By the way, it is perennial. Passionflower surprises not only with its flowers, but also with egg-shaped fruits. Don't try them unless you want your stomach ache!
Campsis
Be careful when planting this handsome man with bright flowers in the shape of a pipe: he grows very quickly, and therefore do not let him along the wall of the house.
To enjoy the abundant bloom of this vine without worrying about damage, plant it along a trellis fence or pergola.
