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- Planting Friesenwall: A plant selection
- Put plants on the Friesenwall
- Plant the joints
- Naked earth is dry earth: ground cover and mulch
Decorate plants on the Friesenwall and attach this
Planting Friesenwall: A plant selection
A Friesenwall is a popular garden element, especially if it is nicely planted. Although you can live out your fantasy relatively freely, but there are a few plants that are better suited for the planting of Friesenwall than others. In the following, you will find out what these are and what should be considered during the care.
Put plants on the Friesenwall
On a Friesenwall there is usually increased drought combined with more sun. Therefore, for the planting of the Friesenwall, especially drought tolerant, e.g. Mediterranean plants such as e.g. Lavender or Mediterranean herbs such as rosemary in question. Grasses are also doing well on the stone wall.
If you want a flowering frieze wall all the time, you should choose perennials or long-flowering flowers, or cleverly combine ones that bloom at different times. If you do not want to replant your Friesenwall every year, you should also pay attention to the age and hardiness. Below is a list of the most beautiful drought-tolerant and sun-loving plants for the Friesenwall with their flowering time and hardiness.
Plant the joints
Even between the joints, a few plants are doing well: they look pretty and strengthen the wall. For this purpose, e.g. ordinary lawn or stonecrop, hornwort or other sonneliebende groundcover in question.
Naked earth is dry earth: ground cover and mulch
Exposing soil dries quickly and gives weeds a perfect location. Therefore, it is advisable to cover the Friesenwall exposed earth. You can do this on the one hand with bark mulch, sawdust, nut shells or other mulchfähigen material, or you can plant your shrubs and perennials with attractive ground covers such as the carpet bellflower