Chumasande MatiwaneTransform your garden to new heights with the perfect climbing plants to match your garden aesthetic. Not only do climbing plants add beauty to your landscape, but they can add privacy where needed. These five are some of the best climbing plants to choose from.
Bougainvillea
The tough, easy-to-grow bougainvillaea vine plant produces colourful blooms filled with red or pink. As an evergreen vine, they explode with wildlife, inviting blooms during their growing season.
Grow the bougainvillaea vine plants in a sunny location where it gets all the daylight sun. What makes them perfect for your garden is how unfussy they are, as they are also heat- and drought-tolerant.
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Mandevilla
Dawned with attractive pink flowers that attract many pollinators to your garden. Growing the mandevilla in your garden means allowing your garden to be the next habitat for many pollinator-loving species. Grow them around any trellis or fence, giving them access to an easy climb.
Your mandevilla vine flowers will not survive the winter weather as they only prefer warm to hot weather without frost.
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Passion Fruit vine plants
With great leaves, stunning fragrant flowers, and the right climate to produce delicious fruits, the passion fruit vine plant is a fantastic fast-growing flowering needed in most gardens.
With their rangy habit, they need to be grown close to something that will provide good support and room to spread.
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Honeysuckle vine
Climbing honeysuckles are valued for their sweet-smelling summer blooms, attracting many instinctive pollinator species, like bees or butterflies.
These tough plants are well suited for the sun and sometimes partly shade. The honeysuckle doesn’t suffer from pests and diseases, making it such a value to have.
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Trumpet creeper
The best climbing plant to attract hummingbirds into your yard. This fast-growing climbing plant is excellent as an addition to any garden as the birds find the flowers irresistible.
It can be easy to see why because of the brilliant red trumpet-like tropical flowers that give this climbing plant its name.
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If you need a disguise wall or fence, these climbing plants may be the start of your growing vine plant garden.
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