The eight advantages of making a spiral flower tower in the yard have become the brightest plant landscape in the home.

Planting vegetables or vanilla plants in the yard is very common, many people do not know, vanilla plants also have drought-resistant and water-loving type, lavender and rosemary are afraid of water, while mint and basil like water, it is definitely not suitable to plant them together, but you can decorate some spiral flower towers.

The above is a very classic spiral flower bed, like a snail-like shape, looks very unique and natural, you can put drought-loving plants at the top and some water-loving plants at the bottom, and a small pool can be arranged at the end of the spiral to raise aquatic plants such as water lilies.

The spiral flower tower looks like a snail shell, it can save space in the yard, you can plant some plants with different growth habits, have good drainage, the spiral top has good ventilation and sufficient light, and the lower part has proper shade and moist soil.

Spiral flower towers are generally made of bricks or stones. Some fertile and loose soil can be added to the flower tower to ensure the rapid growth of plants. There are many advantages in making spiral flower towers. Let's take a look at its beauty.

1. Provide different microclimates

You can grow different plants on this small flower bed, plants that like light and drought can be planted at the top, while some plants that like water and proper shade can be planted at the bottom, and even aquatic plants can be cultivated.

two。 Plant vanilla plants

This spiral flower tower is very suitable for growing vanilla plants. You can plant some mint on it to prevent mint from overspreading in the yard and limit its growth range.

For light-loving rosemary, lavender and sage, you can plant them on top.

3. Optimize water use efficiency

If you are short of water, you can make this spiral flower bed a long time ago, and you can make full use of the water. The water can be poured directly to the top of the spiral, and then the water can slowly seep down, and you can also put some eyedropper systems on it to make your flower life easier.

4. Geometric aesthetic feeling

This flower tower, which is like a snail shell, is itself a beautiful scenery, which makes people feel happy and becomes the focus of the courtyard. Of course, you have to choose the right material layout, preferably bricks or slates.

5. Cultivate organic vegetables

Now that organic vegetables are becoming more and more expensive, we might as well cultivate some of them in the yard by ourselves. As shown in the picture below, different kinds of vanilla plants are planted together, such as basil, rosemary, thyme and chives, which can be sown and propagated directly and harvested continuously.

6. Save space

For some friends with a relatively small yard, you can build this spiral flower tower, on which you can plant different kinds of plants, which is conducive to the arrangement of plants with different heights and growth habits.

7. Easy to maintain

For friends who don't like to bend over to plant plants, this spiral flower tower can also help you, and it can also be regarded as a unique flower bed.

The harvesting of vegetables or flowers planted on the spiral flower tower is also relatively easy, the maintenance is simple, and the soil added inside is also easy to change, which is very helpful to the development of horticulture.

8. Provide habitat space for beneficial organisms

Facts have proved that the spiral flower tower is not only good for growing plants, but also easy to attract some beneficial creatures, such as common mantis, lizards and toads. This spiral flower tower can attract these beneficial creatures and avoid the outbreak of pests.

8. Plant different vanilla plants

Once your spiral flower tower is built, you can choose to grow different vanilla plants, not too dense at first, because they will grow up and fill the whole space.

You can grow lavender, oregano, rosemary, sage and lemon grass at the top of the spiral tower; basil, coriander, dill, thyme and tomato in the middle; leek, chamomile and parsley at the bottom; mint, vanilla and perilla in shade and humid conditions.