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Planting and start
Climbing plants are best planted in autumn or early spring. Make sure the soil is well loosened and place the plant at a sufficient distance from the wall or fence. After planting, water adequately for good establishment.
Stand and soil
The right location depends on the type of climbing plant.
- Sun-loving climbers grow best in a sunny spot
- Some species do well in partial shade
- Well-drained, nutrient-rich soil promotes healthy growth
Care during the year
- Water regularly, especially in dry periods and on young plants
- Mulch helps retain moisture and improves soil structure
- In spring, light fertilisation supports growth and flowering
Pruning and maintenance
Pruning is important to keep climbing plants in shape.
- Prune flowering climbers at the right time for rich flowering
- Remove weak or unwanted shoots
- Guide new branches along racks or wires in good time
With proper care, climbing plants create a green, vibrant garden with height, flowering and shelter.
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