You must plant a flower wall in this life. These 19 plants are perfect for it.

Climbing Rose

Flowering period: April to September

Rose is known as the "Queen of Flowers". It has a wide variety of colors, with the most common being red, pink, white, and yellow. It has a delicate fragrance and blooms all year round, making it very popular among people. Climbing roses have strong climbing abilities and can cover a whole wall. When they are in full bloom, they are extremely beautiful.

Maintenance points:

Roses are not very demanding on soil and climate, grow robustly, and even novices can take care of them properly.

Light: It is best to ensure more than 6 hours of light every day, otherwise it will affect the quality of flowering;

Temperature: It has strong cold resistance and can overwinter outdoors in the north. When the temperature exceeds 30 degrees, it enters a semi-dormant state.

Fertilization: Roses are very fond of fertilizer. During the growing season, water with light fertilizer every ten days. Base fertilizer can be applied with cow dung, chicken manure, bean cake, residue, etc.

Trachelospermum officinale

Flowering period: March to July

The white flowers of Trachelospermum jasminoides look like small windmills, which are very interesting. In addition to its ornamental function, it can also dispel wind, dredge meridians, cool blood and reduce swelling.

Maintenance points:

It likes a weak-light, warm and humid environment and can grow on both sunny and shady walls.

Watering: Water once every two days in spring and autumn, once a day in summer, and once every half a month in winter. The soil in the pot should be slightly moist but not dry. There should be no accumulation of water at any time.

Fertilization: If you want your trachelospermum to bloom more, you can apply more bone meal and phosphorus and potassium fertilizers, and less nitrogen fertilizers.

Garlic vine

Flowering period: Spring to Autumn

Maintenance points:

It likes plenty of light and warm climate, and is not cold-tolerant;

Watering: Potted garlic vines can be watered once a day in summer and once every 3-4 days in winter;

Soil selection: Potting soil can be prepared by mixing one part each of garden soil, sawdust and peat soil.

Clematis

Flowering period: January to February

Clematis is known as the "Queen of Climbing Flowers" and is the first choice for decoration among many gardening experts. It has a variety of colors and small and delicate flower shapes. When clustered together, it fills the garden with fragrance. Gardeners often pair it with roses to decorate balconies and courtyards.

Maintenance points:

1. The potting soil should have good drainage and air permeability, keep the soil moist and avoid water accumulation.

2. Choose a larger pot to plant clematis.

3. It can accept full sunlight in spring, autumn and winter, and can spend the winter at 8 degrees Celsius. The roots should be shaded in summer.

4. Pull the tender shoots in time and use wire for horizontal traction.

Yellow woodruff

Flowering period: April to May

Yellow osmanthus is a variant of osmanthus. It has small yellow flowers with a faint fragrance. From a distance, it looks as brilliant as brocade and is very beautiful.

Maintenance points:

Aromatica prefers a sunny, warm and humid environment. It can tolerate partial shade and is relatively drought-resistant, but its cold resistance is slightly worse. Sufficient water must be ensured during the growth period.

Firecracker Flower

Flowering period: January to June

When the firecracker flower blooms, the clusters of flowers look like firecrackers, so it is called firecracker flower.

Maintenance points:

The firecracker plant is not cold-resistant, so it can only overwinter in the open field in southern China.

Fertilizer and water: Fireworks requires more fertilizer and water. During the growth period, apply thin cake fertilizer or compound fertilizer once a month to maintain soil moisture. When the weather is dry, spray water on the leaves and the surrounding area.

Reproduction: You can use the cutting propagation method, which is best done in spring and summer. Choose strong cuttings and insert them into clean river sand or vermiculite. Keep them moist and they will generally take root in about a month.

Climbing Rose

Flowering period: April to September

Rose flowers are small, but their fragrance is pleasant and their colors are bright. They can be used to decorate flower stands and flower walls, which is amazing.

Maintenance points:

Watering: Roses like moisture, but are afraid of waterlogging, so flower lovers must pay more attention when caring for them;

Fertilization: Roses like fertilizer. The more branches and flowers they have, the more fertilizer they need. If conditions permit, apply thin cake fertilizer once a month.

Light: Rose is a positive flower and requires more light, but it is best to have a shaded environment in summer;

Wisteria

Flowering period: April to May

Wisteria flowers are very beautiful, and the spike-shaped inflorescences are like tassels, which are very interesting.

Maintenance points:

Watering: Wisteria has a deep taproot, so it has strong drought tolerance, but it likes moist soil, but the roots cannot be soaked in water, otherwise they will rot.

Fertilization: Applying compound fertilizer 2 to 3 times a year can basically meet the needs of wisteria. During the growth period, topdress 2 to 3 times with decomposed human feces and urine;

Bougainvillea

Flowering period: March to July

There are many varieties of Bougainvillea and the plants have strong adaptability. They are not only widely distributed in the southern regions, but can also be cultivated in the cold north.

Maintenance points:

Temperature: The suitable temperature for bougainvillea is 15~30 degrees;

Light: Bougainvillea likes light, and sufficient light must be ensured during the growing season, otherwise it will easily lead to plant weakness;

Pruning: Bougainvillea needs to be pruned more frequently to promote the growth of side branches and more flowering.

Quisqualis

Flowering period: early summer

The color of the flowers of the Creeper will gradually fade as the flowering time goes by, and a cluster of flowers can usually see a transition gradient of pink, light pink and almost white. The inflorescence hangs down like a beautiful girl.

Maintenance points:

Quisqualis is not very demanding on the soil and is relatively easy to cultivate and manage. Just put some humus-rich garbage or chicken feathers as base fertilizer in the hole when planting, pay attention to watering, and apply some liquid fertilizer appropriately, and it will grow vigorously and bloom many brightly.

Jasmine multiflora

Flowering period: February to August

The branches of the multi-flowered jasmine are flexible, the leaves are elegant, the flowers are fragrant, and it has a good decorative effect.

Maintenance points:

Fertilizer and water: Jasmine likes a moist soil environment and cannot tolerate early blooming. In winter and spring, the soil should be kept slightly moist and dry. In addition to applying basal fertilizer at the time of planting, thin liquid fertilizer should be applied every 2 to 3 weeks during the vigorous growth stage. It likes strong fertilizer and grows rapidly under sufficient fertilizer conditions.

Temperature: Jasmine prefers an environment with plenty of sunlight. If the environment is shady, the plant will bloom less frequently. Ensure that the cultivation environment is well ventilated.

Tsutsuga

Flowering period: April to November

The leaves of morning glory are slender and beautiful, making it an excellent plant for garden flower stands and hedges, and it can also be displayed in potted plants indoors. When the flowers bloom, although small in shape, they are scattered among the green leaves like stars, looking lively and attractive.

Maintenance points:

It likes light and a warm and humid environment. It is easy to manage. There should not be water accumulation in the potting soil. More topping can promote more branches.

Lingxiao

Flowering period: May to August

Trumpet creeper is a common vine with lush green leaves. When it blooms, the orange-red flowers are dotted among the green leaves, looking brilliant and vibrant.

Maintenance tips for trumpet creeper:

Trumpet vine has a strong ability to adapt to the environment. It likes places with sufficient sunlight, but can also tolerate semi-shade, cold and drought. However, if you can provide a good environment, it is better to provide it with a better environment~. Trumpet vine does not like a lot of fertilizer, so it doesn’t matter if you don’t apply fertilizer when planting.

Ivy

Foliage

Whether it is roof greening or wall greening, no matter how big the area is, ivy can climb all over with great vigor and vigor.

Maintenance points:

Such a tenacious plant certainly does not require any special care. It can almost be said that it needs no care at all and can be self-reliant after being planted. Ivy likes shady and humid environment, but is not afraid of strong light. It has very strong vitality and grows very fast. Its branches can grow three or four meters in a year.

honeysuckle

Flowering period: April to June

When honeysuckle blooms, the flowers are white at first, then turn yellow, and the yellow and white complement each other, so it is called honeysuckle.

It grows very fast and requires little management. It is a good choice for greening walls and courtyards, or for wrapping around flower stands and pergolas.

Maintenance tips for honeysuckle:

Honeysuckle has a very strong adaptability and is not demanding on the environment. It can be planted in both the north and the south. It prefers places with sufficient light, is not shade-tolerant, and has strong drought and cold resistance. Even gardening novices will have no problem maintaining it.

Wolfberry

Fruit Viewing

Wolfberry, also known as wolfberry, dog milk fruit, and dog eggplant, has lavender flowers and red fruits. It is a very good ornamental bonsai.

Main points for the maintenance of wolfberry:

Wolfberry has strong cold resistance and likes light. It must have sufficient water during the flowering and fruiting periods. In addition, wolfberry likes alkaline soil and sandy loam, and there must be no accumulation of water when maintaining it in potted plants.

Hoya

Flowering period: April to June

The leaves of the Hoya orchid are green all year round, and it blooms into spherical flowers in spring and summer, which are particularly cute. Indoor plantings decorate a wall, making it lively and full of childlike innocence.

Maintenance points:

Temperature: Ball orchid prefers high temperature, high humidity and semi-shady environment. Avoid direct sunlight in summer and autumn and maintain high humidity.

Soil: Hoya does not like heavy clay soil, but prefers fertile, breathable and well-drained soil.

Watering: Ball orchid likes a humid environment, so the soil in the pot should always be kept moist, moistening when dry, but not allowing water to accumulate.

Passion fruit

Flowering period: May to July

Passion fruit is a perennial evergreen climbing woody vine. The passion fruit we often eat refers to its fruit, which is mostly round or oval, green when immature, and yellow or orange when ripe.

Passionflower maintenance tips:

Passion fruit is a tropical plant, so it cannot overwinter in the open field in the north. If friends in the north want to plant it, it must be placed in a place with sufficient light and high temperature such as a balcony in winter.

Soil: Passion fruit does not have high requirements for soil, well-drained humus soil is enough;

Light: It likes light, so ensure sufficient sunlight;

Water: When growing flowers in pots, avoid waterlogging, but also avoid long periods of drought; the soil must be kept moist.

Black-eyed Susan

Flowering period: summer and autumn

The light yellow flower is stunning just by its color. If you let it climb up the wall, hang on the balcony, and hold onto the railing, all the flowers would probably be outshined by it!

Maintenance points:

1. Sow or take cuttings in autumn.

2. Pinch the top of the tree when it is about 15 cm high to promote branching.

3. The heat resistance is poor, the maximum temperature does not exceed 30 degrees.