Content
- Wild wine as a visual screen?
- What kind of privacy should be established?
- Advantages and disadvantages of the wild wine as a screen
- Alternatives to the Jungfernrebe
- Tips
Wild wine is a very attractive screen, especially in autumn
Wild wine as a visual screen?
A green screen is not only visually beautiful, but also creates a private atmosphere within the garden. For this purpose, fast-awesome climbing plants such as the wild vine called also called Wild Wine are particularly good, after all, they create within a short time a strange view of impenetrable green oasis. Read what arguments are in favor of and against use of wild wine as a privacy screen.
What kind of privacy should be established?
First of all, it is important to clarify which type of privacy screen should be established at all: Is it important to protect the terrace or pergola from unwanted glances? Or should unsightly structural constructions, garbage cans and similar optical impositions be skilfully hidden? How big and how high is the area to be planted and what material is it? It must be said that on the one hand, Wild Wine needs a lot of space both in width and in height - as well as allowing its roots to travel very far - and, moreover, it is easy to bury weak wooden structures under its high dead weight.
Advantages and disadvantages of the wild wine as a screen
Wilder wine planted as a visual screen offers many possibilities, but also has a number of disadvantages. These advantages and disadvantages must be weighed carefully against each other, because this climbing plant can be extremely difficult to remove again in most cases. The following table gives you a quick overview.
Alternatives to the Jungfernrebe
If you decide against the disadvantages of planting wild wine, you have a whole range of suitable alternatives at your disposal. For greening u. a. also the following climbing plants:
Tips
At least the sprawling root growth of the wild wine can be limited quite well, if you do not plant the plants, but put in a bucket.