What are the climbing plants that do not shed their leaves in winter?

1. Vinca

Vinca likes a sunny and humid environment very much. It is not very demanding on light. If it is given a semi-sunny environment, it will grow stronger and it also has a certain degree of cold resistance. August and October every year. This is the time when it grows vigorously.

The leaves of Vinca are very elegant in color and are relatively shade-tolerant. They can be placed beside corridors, in corners, on high-legged flower stands, etc. They can also be placed on tables or flower stands as potted plants for viewing.

2. Trachelospermum

Trachelospermum jasminoides prefers a semi-shaded, humid environment. It is very drought-resistant and moisture-resistant, and is not very demanding on the soil. It would be best to use sandy loam with good drainage.

3. Ivy

Ivy is a typical shade-loving vine with woody stems and many branches. Its leaves are dark green, and the varieties of variegated leaves have many different patterns or patches with bright and clear colors.