Plants That Hang Down Over Walls

The long trailing stems will sprawl.

Plants that hang down over walls.

Chenille plant acalypha hispida makes an impression immediately. Others like honeysuckle twine their stems around hand holds. A wall covered in these plants will provide plenty of green beans for your family throughout the summer. A very popular plant for walls and rockeries colours range from pale lavender to pink to violet blue.

Fuzzy red flowers trail down from deep green foliage earning the houseplant the nickname red hot cat s tail. Prefers a well drained alkaline soil. Like cucumbers scarlet runner beans grow on vines and are very prolific climbers. With their long trailing stems these are plants that grow naturally as groundcovers but when given a little height will attractively cover the vertical rather than the horizontal.

The stems grow upward and tumble down making both a lovely backdrop and frame for the other plants in your container. The most familiar is a soft blue gray but there are pretty variegated varieties too. Take advantage of this plant s vibrancy and hang it somewhere that needs a little color. Most people like to hang air plants in glass terrariums filled with colorful accents and trinkets.

Free flowering plants form large mats of blossoms that practically smother the plants from spring to early summer. Will cover a large area. Some vines like ivy are true climbers that use aerial roots to hold on to surfaces. Great for herbs succulents vine plants and more triflora hanging planter mounts to your wall or ceiling and adds.

You ll have to put in a support to allow these to climb. Helichrysum is grown for its small felt like leaves. They bloom out in red flowers that are beautiful and the young beans can be eaten whole. Prune chenille plant to keep it healthy longer.

Keep your plant in a spot with good air circulation and plenty of bright light. Whether you re creating beautiful planted containers or want to soften the edges of raised garden beds and retaining walls cascading plants are fabulously useful. Where the soil behind the retaining wall is level or nearly level with the top of the wall trailing lantana and primrose jasmine can be planted behind the wall. And they re all perfect choices for hanging baskets too.

Then this clever hanging planter is perfect for you introducing triflora hanging planter from umbra. With one bright burst of colour this hybrid between a french and a spanish species is neat and well behaved spreading and trailing much wider than its height. Vines are among the best plants to cover walls since they climb naturally.