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Parthenocissus (Boston Ivy, Virginia Creeper, Woodbine
Example of approximately what these plants look like when shipped. See the eighth photograph of any plant to see a photo of what it looks like when shipped.When given something to
climb,
these
aggressive
creepers
will use their adhesive tendrils to climb heights up to 100 feet.
Landscapers love these
deciduous
woody
vines
because they spread indefinitely.
They are widely grown as ornamental plants for climbing and covering buildings, which reduces cooling costs significantly in summer. Both of our varieties offer blazes of red in autumn and are superb at erosion control.
To learn more about each individual variety, click on their specific descriptions.
Other ivies:
Hedera algeriensis (Algerian Ivy)
Hedera colchica (Persian Ivy)
Hedera helix (English Ivy)
They are widely grown as ornamental plants for climbing and covering buildings, which reduces cooling costs significantly in summer. Both of our varieties offer blazes of red in autumn and are superb at erosion control.
To learn more about each individual variety, click on their specific descriptions.
Other ivies:
See photographs comparing average sizes of some bare roots and potted plants
Product
 Boston Ivy {25 Pots - 3 1/2 in.}$209.25 for 1 pack of 25 plants ($8.37 per plant) (Japanese Creeper, Grape Ivy, Japanese Ivy) A sea of crimson in autumn, this woody vine spreads quickly and indefinitely to cover ground or walls. Mature prostrate height 6-8", can climb to 100'. In stock. |
 Virginia Creeper {25 Pots - 3 1/2 in.}$209.25 for 1 pack of 25 plants ($8.37 per plant) (Woodbine, Fiveleaved Ivy, Five-finger, Engelman Ivy, Engelmannii, Carolina Creeper) Outstanding blazing red fall color and aloe-green foliage in summer, this woody vine densely covers ground or walls (climbs up to 100'). Quick, ... In stock. |