What kind of privacy protection should be established?
First of all, it is important to clarify which type of privacy protection should be established at all: Does it apply, which one? Terrace or pergola to protect against unwanted looks? Or should unsightly structural constructions, rubbish bins and similar visual impositions be skilfully hidden? How big and how high is the area to be greened and what material is it made of? It must be said that on the one hand, Wilder Wein requires a lot of space both in terms of width and height - as well as It also lets its roots wander very far - and also lets weak wooden structures quickly under its heavy weight buried.
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- Wild wine - is it allowed to cultivate the virgin vine on the balcony?
Advantages and disadvantages of wild wine as a privacy screen
Wild wine planted as a privacy screen offers you many options, but also has a number of disadvantages. These advantages and disadvantages need to be carefully weighed against each other, because this climbing plant can usually only be extreme
difficult to remove again. The following table gives you a quick overview.| advantages | disadvantage |
|---|---|
| fast growing | overgrows large areas very quickly |
| becomes several meters high | also grows where you don't even want it |
| becomes several meters wide | can only be narrowed down with difficulty |
| twines very densely | including itself out quickly |
| beautiful glossy green foliage with large leaves | summer green, d. H. a lot of leaf fall in autumn |
| spectacular autumn colors | quickly loses its leaves in autumn |
| can live up to 50 years | very difficult to remove |
| requires little maintenance | can cause great damage |
Alternatives to the virgin vine
Should you, in view of the disadvantages, decide against planting with wild grapevine, there are a number of suitable alternatives available to you. For greening are u. a. also the following climbing plants:
- Climbing roses
- Climbing hydrangea
- Knotweed
- Akebie
- Wisteria
- Whistle winch
- Trumpet flower
- Clematis
- Winter jasmine
- Real grapevine
Tips
At least the excessive root growth of the wild wine can be limited quite well if you do not plant out the plants, but rather put in a bucket.
