VINES CREEPERS OR CLIMBING PLANTS TO FILL WALLS IN THE GARDEN

I want to cover walls of my garden, so people can see all the green background. Searching the internet, I found this artwork made of vines and creepers and other plants, which is like a giant face.

I do not think my gardener can do something like this, so looking for something more simple, I tried to figure out how to cover a wall with plants, and found that you can choose from vines or climbers: self-adhesive, for wall, for pergola, fencing, vine with decorative flowers, aromatic vines, etc.

Best known climbing plants:
- Wisteria to cover pergolas or arches. Has beautiful purple flowers and leaves:

Photo of Wisteria: meteored.com

- Ivy for wall in the shade:

- Honeysuckle (Lonicera Etruscan) is used to cover smoothly the space in your garden. Honeysuckle is an evergreen climbing plant, opposite and oval that can reach a height of two meters.
- Buganvilia or bougainvillea, begonias and Jasmines if you live in temperate or warm weather.

Photo of bougainvillea: sencilloyfacil.com                 Picture of bignonia: garden-mundani.info

Stock jazmin types: home-jardin.net

- Clematis in moist weather, shaded at the base of the plant and sun flowers.

- Rosal climbing in the sun.

Photos: infojardin.com

Self-adhesive Vine
They hold their own with their roots or vacuum walls without artificial bindings:
- Ivy, Climbing Hydrangea (Hydrangea petiolaris), Campsis radicans, Parra virgin (Parthenocissus spp.)
Wall Creeper
- Parra virgin, Parthenocissus tricuspidata. Autumn coloring. Ivy (Hedera helix), climbing Ficus (Ficus pumila). Abroad in climates with little and weak frosts:

Vine for pergola
Fast-growing species. While not fully covering the pergola (3 or 4 years), put hanging baskets: Bell (Ipomoea tricolor), Knotgrass (Polygonum aubertii) gives white flowers, Belle de jour (Convolvulus tricolor)
Vine for fences or walls
- Ivy, Ipomoea, Jasmine, Honeysuckle (foliar mass and fragrant flowers), Celestina (Plumbago capensis, with blue flowers)
Decorative vine with flowers
-Campsis radicans, Campsis, Clematis, Jasminum, Lonicera, Polygonum, growing faster, Wisteria (Wisteria).
Aromatic vines: Cimbing rose, Jasmine, Honeysuckle, Night Blooming Jasmine

Picture of Night Blooming Jasmine fotonatura.org

Which of these plants you like the best? I think the easiest to maintain and will make everything looks green is the ivy and Virginia creeper .. What do you think?

Via: Garden and Terrace Decoration