Cascading plants

These are the 11 best types of cascading plants for retaining walls and pots, which can be grown in a range of climate and soil conditions.

Incorporating cascading plants into your garden enhances its visual appeal. These plants grow in a vine-like manner, gracefully trailing down vertically to create a stunning waterfall effect. Certain varieties also spread out horizontally, making them perfect for retaining walls or slopes in your outdoor space. Embrace the beauty and versatility of cascading plants to elevate the ambiance of your garden effortlessly!

Rosmarinus officinalis 'Irene' (Trailing Blue Rosemary) - A semi-prostrate spreading evergreen shrub to 2 to 3 feet tall by 6-8 feet wide with bright green foliage and blue-violet flowers in late winter through early spring with sporadic bloom year-round. This prostrate rosemary has been touted as a breakthrough in rosemary's because of its brilliant blue-violet floral color and greener foliage. Cascades beautifully over walls with a hummocky growth habit. Plant in full sun. As with other…

Create a stunning garden and retaining wall feature with these 5 cascading plants. They look great, and are low maintenance too!

Wall art painted with cascading plants! Plants Used: • Rosemary officinalis ‘Prostratus’ • Casuarina Cousin It • Sanseveria Moonshine | Instagram

Looking to set up a cascading vertical garden? Here are the best plants you can add, including edibles, flowers and greenery.

Casuarina glauca Cousin It is so named because of its full, cascading growing habit, resembling "Cousin It" from the old television show, "The Adam's Family!". It is an extremely tough Australian Native groundcover which grows over anything in its way, and looks especially interesting planted over uneven areas, giving it a different look to anything else you ever could plant. It is drought hardy and can also tolerate light frost and semi-damp areas and is happy in full sun through to part…

Looking for a trailing plant with silvery foliage? 'Silver Falls' dichondra fits the bill, with shimmering silver leaves on trailing stems. Only hardy to zone 8, it makes a great seasonal plant for containers or planted in the ground as a fast-growing ground cover. Learn more about this attractive foliage plant in this article...

Add a little color and texture to your landscaping with these gorgeous cascading plants for retaining walls. They're the perfect way to turn an eyesore into something beautiful. There's something so inviting about plants draping

If you're looking for some trailing plant choices to add greenery - maybe even a splash of flower color to your wall -here are 7 excellent options! These evergreen options will give all season coverage, providing interest, character and clothing even on the bleakest winter days. Of course, there are plenty more trailing options than these...