The Analysis of the Perception on Planting Climbing Plants in Urban Community Gardens
Sang Mi Lee, Young Chae, Young-Bin Jung, In-Kyoung Hong
Journal of people, plants, and environment
Urban Farm DB summary
A survey examined proper planting and use of climbing plants in urban community gardens. A majority of respondents accepted planting climbing plants in their community garden plots, and those with gardening experience were more favorable. There was a strong tendency to use climbing plants for aesthetic/ornamental purposes and for creating fences, and many respondents said the plants should be planted outside or on the edge of the garden so they would not cross into other plots. Respondents who favored planting on the edge or outside wanted aesthetic/ornamental use, while those wanting the plants for shade also favored planting them on the edge or outside.