Parthenocissus Tricuspidata Pot Ø15cm - Height ↕65cm

Parthenocissus Tricuspidata: Veitch Boskoop – The Wild Vine for Your Garden

Appearance of the plant:
Parthenocissus tricuspidata , also known as Virginia creeper or Boston ivy , is a fast-growing, deciduous climber that makes a beautiful addition to any garden or facade. The triangular, three-lobed leaves are a fresh green in spring and summer, but turn an intense red or purple in autumn, making the plant particularly striking during this season.

Growth and location:
The Virginia creeper can climb up to 15-20 meters high using its clinging roots . It's an excellent choice for walls , fences , and pergolas , providing a lush green canopy. It tolerates both sun and shade , but the most beautiful autumn colors are achieved when the plant is planted in full sun.

Care:
The Parthenocissus Tricuspidata is drought-resistant , but it is recommended to provide extra water during prolonged droughts. This climber grows in almost any well-drained soil and requires little maintenance. Prune the plant in winter or early spring to control its growth.

Flowers and fruits:
The flowers are small and inconspicuous, but the plant later produces small blue berries that are poisonous to humans but attractive to birds.

Details:
This climbing plant is ideal for covering bare walls and giving your facade a natural look . Its autumn colors create a stunning palette, from red to purple . Note that the climbing roots can damage fragile walls, so be sure to use the plant on suitable surfaces.

Parthenocissus Tricuspidata is a versatile climbing plant that requires little care and is an eye-catcher in any season!