What plants can replace fences?

Hydrangea

Everyone should be familiar with hydrangeas. When they bloom, they grow in large clusters, like round balls, and look extremely beautiful! If you have a large yard at home, planting a circle of hydrangeas will be stunning!

Maintenance points:

1. The best planting soil is loose, fertile and well-drained sandy loam.

2. Do not water too much. Pay attention to drainage during the rainy season to prevent root rot caused by waterlogging.

3. Hydrangea is a short-day plant, so it needs proper shade.

Azalea

There are many varieties of azaleas. The most common one is the hairy azalea. When it blooms, it blooms in large patches of pink, which looks very beautiful.

Maintenance points:

1. Likes a sunny environment, but does not like strong sunlight exposure

2. Keep the environment cool and moist.

3. The soil should be fertile, loose, well-drained acidic sandy loam.

winter jasmine

I think everyone is already familiar with the winter jasmine. Because its branches hang down, it is more suitable for planting on slopes. If you have a small yard with a height difference at home, you may want to try planting it. Of course, if you like the flowers of winter jasmine very much, you can design a slope yourself.

Maintenance points:

1. Sandy soil with good drainage. You can use a mixture of leaf mold and loam, or you can use mature garden soil.

2. Forsythia likes moisture. Water it once every morning in summer and water it as appropriate in the afternoon. At the same time, sprinkle water around it and on the ground frequently to keep the air moist. If you are afraid of water accumulation, drain the water in time. Water less in winter.

3. During the growth period of winter jasmine, apply 1 to 2 times of decomposed thin liquid fertilizer a month.

Clematis

If you have a fence installed at home, in addition to roses and climbing roses, clematis is also a good choice. There are many types of clematis, and the colors and shapes of the flowers are also very rich. You can choose whatever you want.

Maintenance points:

1. It is recommended to use coarse-grained mud mixed with some perlite for the soil, with a ratio of about 6:1.

2. The principle of watering is to water when the soil is dry and wet. At the same time, the evaporation is large in summer, so you need to water more, while in winter it is the opposite and you need to water less.

3. Clematis likes fertilizer. Only when there is sufficient fertilizer will the flowers be large and colorful. However, in the hot summer, you need to stop fertilizing.

Morning Glory

Morning glory is probably the most common climbing plant we know. Of course, using morning glory to climb the flower hedge is also a very good choice. It looks very fresh.

Maintenance points:

1. It is recommended to use loose, fertile or sandy soil with good drainage. After all, morning glory is afraid of too much water and can easily die from waterlogging.

2. When watering, just keep the soil in the pot moist. Of course, water must not accumulate. Water must not accumulate. Water must not accumulate!

3. Morning glory requires very long periods of daylight. If it can be given more than 12 hours of light a day and the night temperature is above 10℃, it can even bloom all year round.

morning glory

Morning glory is also a good choice. It has small star-shaped flowers that bloom in large patches and cover the entire fence, which is very beautiful!

Maintenance points:

1. It is recommended to have more than 4 hours of sunlight every day.

2. The plant requires more water during the peak growth period, and should be watered thoroughly once a day during the spring drought.

3. In the hot summer, in addition to watering the potting soil thoroughly once in the morning and evening, when the sunlight is particularly strong around noon, you need to spray water on the pot surface and the ground around the pot to facilitate vigorous growth and more buds and flowering.

4. Water sparingly in autumn and keep the soil in the pot slightly moist in winter.

Hypericum

Dazzling gold, as bright as light, when the flowers bloom, large tracts of golden sun will bloom in your small yard. Just thinking about it makes you feel breathtakingly beautiful.

Maintenance points:

1. Hypericum is more suitable for loose, fertile and well-drained soil.

2. Water only when the soil is dry. Keep the soil moist, but do not allow water to accumulate!

3. In spring and autumn, it should be exposed to more sunlight. In midsummer, it should be placed in semi-shade and sprayed with water around it to reduce temperature and increase humidity, otherwise the leaf tips will burn.

Bougainvillea

Although bougainvillea is very beautiful, it is not cold-resistant...so flower lovers in the north need to move it indoors to overwinter. In addition, the following points should be noted in daily maintenance.

Maintenance points:

1. Bougainvillea is a climbing shrub that requires artificial trellises to assist its growth.

2. It likes sunlight and is suitable for planting in well-drained soil.

3. The demand for water is high in summer, but be careful when adding water to avoid water accumulation. If the soil is too wet, it will cause root rot.

Well, after looking at the plants recommended by Huahua, do you feel itchy in your heart?

Flower lovers who have a yard at home can start to try it. However, flower hedges cannot be completed overnight. Only with enough patience and carefulness can you cultivate a flower hedge that you are satisfied with.

Come on everyone!