Grows to 4m x 3m in height and spread but can be pruned to size.
Plants to grow against a fence.
It can grow as an indoor plant in low light and without soil.
When it comes to plants that grow on fences you have many choices on what kinds of vines to grow.
The bamboo plant is one of the most versatile plants that you come across.
When planting along a fence row balance the landscape design by implementing shrubs in addition to small trees herbaceous plants flowers and grasses.
If your fence panels are rotten repair them or replace them.
5 plants for a fence.
Choose plants that will do well facing a particular direction like against a north facing or a south facing wall or in full sun or partial shade.
A quality fence is without doubt a beautiful sight but one supporting evergreen plants can be simply breathtaking.
A fully grown evergreen plant is heavy and whatever fence is supporting it has to be in tip top condition.
Plant in any fertile well drained soil and mulch around young plants in autumn.
But old fences cry out for an attractive climber and even stylish ones benefit from some vertical planting.
Plant an ornamental shrub border with the fence as a backdrop.
In small gardens in particular fences provide a valuable opportunity to grow climbers and carefully chosen shrubs.
Young plants in particular benefit from the protection of a warm fence or wall as they may be hard hit by cold drying winds and require protection from frost in exposed areas.
Fence row planting basics.
Bamboos are the most commonly used plants for fences in rural parts of asia.
But the bigger variety of bamboo shoots can also be used to build a strong fence.
Just ensure all is sound and secure before planting up.
Gardening against a wall.
Use the shape and architecture of the shrubs and their silhouette against the fence as much as their color leaf type flowers and growth requirements when choosing which types to grow.
Whether you re looking to add plants up against the walls of your house or against a garden wall or fence first consider several different factors.
Graham rice suggests five great plants for growing against a fence.
Use the fences and walls in your garden to create colourful and dramatic borders.