How to make a hedge of creeper ^Favorite

Since the vine is a climbing plant, it cannot support itself in an upright position, it needs support. Moreover, this support should have a sufficient height and be strong enough, because the plant, developing, will increase its weight. Let it be a fence - an ordinary wooden or metal one, from a net, does not matter. It should only be ensured that this fence is in good condition, because rot or rust can interfere with the normal development of the plant, and it will be impossible to repair the fence. Subsequently, the hedgerow will take the form of a support and its dimensions, while maintaining a very beautiful appearance.

There is a fence or fence on everyone on the site, and they do not always have a beautiful aesthetic appearance. The contemplation of such structures is not a pleasant activity. A beautifully grown liana, which itself can successfully fulfill the role of a fence or curtain, covers all not very aesthetic things. This is a feature of hedges in general, and hedges in particular. Such a hedge is able to give a smooth, soft outline to any detail that looks unsightly without it, whether it be a wall or a fence. For this quality, climbing plants are especially appreciated.

In some of its characteristics, lianas even surpass trees. So, for growth they need a minimum area, but the height can be much greater than that of a tree. Liana has a larger leaf surface than wood, which means that it has a more extensive evaporation area. Therefore, these climbing plants can create their own microclimate with high humidity, which is especially valuable in a dry and hot climate.

Liana does not require special care, the plant loves the sun, prefers light, loose, nutritious soil. All this makes the liana a very practical plant for hedges.