Plants That Hang Down Walls

Air plant tillandisa air plants are the perfect low maintenance plant to keep anywhere since they don t need soil.

Plants that hang down walls.

As a low light indoor hanging plant this beauty will feel at home in almost any space just be sure it s out of direct sunlight. You ll have to put in a support to allow these to climb. Arrowhead plant syngonium podophyllum arrowhead plants are also known as arrowhead vines or five fingers. 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.

Mkono ceramic wall hanging planter 3 tier succulent herb planter for indoor plants 7 inch half moon flower pot with leather strap modern vertical garden for air plants live or faux plants home decor by mkono. 16 indoor hanging plants to decorate your home 1. Triflora is a hanging planter for indoor plants that combines the utility of a drapery rod with the beauty of potted plants. 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 long trailing stems will sprawl. Spider plant s bright green foliage effortlessly enlivens any space. Vines are among the best plants to cover walls since they climb naturally. Be sure the structure is solid enough to hold up the mature vine.

Cerastium tomentosum snow in summer or snow on the mountain is a great plant for spilling from crevices in walls. Planting ideas for garden walls classic climbers. Convolvulus sabatius makes a delightful spillover plant or dense groundcover for sunny parts of the garden. Alpine plants which often dislike wet conditions and are adapted to growing in poor soils are another option as are many wild flowers such as welsh poppy which thrive in poorer soils.

Great for herbs succulents vine plants and more triflora hanging planter mounts to your wall or ceiling and adds. Some vines like ivy are true climbers that use aerial roots to hold on to surfaces. For shady walls epiphytic plants such as bromeliads and ferns can be mounted during summer onto walls. Trailing plants to cover a wall.

Classic climbers like clematisand roseswill thrive on walls while providing up to six months of flower. And they re all perfect choices for hanging baskets too. Plants with a trailing habit such as ivy leaved toadflax are designed for cascading down rock faces or scree slopes and can thrive in a wall. Attach wires or a trellis to the wall to provide support for the wall covering plants.

The lovely lilac blue trumpet shaped flowers appear through spring and summer.