Parthenocissus Tricuspidata 'Veitch Boskoop' Pot Ø15cm - Hoogte ↕65cm

Parthenocissus Tricuspidata:

The Parthenocissus tricuspidata , also known as Virginia creeper or Boston Ivy, is a fast-growing, deciduous climbing plant. This plant is popular for its ability to cover walls and facades and its spectacular autumn colours.

Features

• To leaf through :

  • Glossy, triangular leaves with three lobes.
  • Fresh green in spring and summer, intense red or purple in autumn.

• Grow :

  • Climbs up to 15-20 metres high using adhesive roots.
  • Suitable for walls, fences and pergolas.

• Flowers :

  • Small, inconspicuous green flowers in summer.
  • Later small blue berries follow (poisonous to humans, attractive to birds).

Care

• Light : Tolerates both sun and shade, but best fall colors occur in sun.
• Soil : Grows in almost any well-drained soil.
• Water : Drought resistant, but water during prolonged drought.
• Maintenance : Prune in winter or early spring to control growth.

Particulars

• Facade cladding : Ideal for covering bare walls and giving buildings a natural look.
• Fall color : Beautiful red and purple hues in fall.
• Adhesive roots : Strong adhesion to surfaces; can cause damage to fragile walls.

A versatile, decorative climber that requires little care and is a real eye-catcher in every season! 🌿