New cultivar with truly distinctive perfumed white flowers that are crowded together in large panicles – a mass of fertile flowers topped by countless star-shaped sterile flowers.

Origin: Holland. New variety which grows upright and well branched. From mid August to the end of October it produces large flowers in panicles, initially green and later pale gree...

Like paniculata “Grandiflora”, but flowers are pink at the base, white at the tip.

Dense, upright habit. Flowers in panicles, about 30 cm long and 20 cm wide at the base, soft pinky-white at start of flowering, then all pink. Use and growing requirements: like H....

Origin: Japan, Taiwan, Korea. Trailing shrub with characteristic branches that have a reddish, scaly bark and aerial roots which cling onto supports. Deciduous leaves, 8- 15cm long...

Very regular, 3-lobed or 5-lobed leaves, 3-5cm in length and width when young, then 7-8cm. The leaves are green with grey shades in the centre which are brightened up at the edges...

Origin: Italy. Tri-lobed leaves, small in the first years (3-5cm), but with age they reach 10- 12cm. Vivid green at the edges, bright golden yellow in the centre.

Origin: Europe. Among the ivies that we grow, this is the most resistant to frost and pollution and it provides the best ground cover. Leaves 3-5 cm, mid-green.

Leaves mostly 5-lobed, the rest 3-lobed, with the central lobe longer (up to 7cm) while the side lobes are turned inwards.

Leathery, 5-lobed leaves, 5-7cm when young, later up to 15cm. Vivid, dark green with pale grey veins. It is the most popular Ivy, also used a lot for ground cover.

Origin: Algeria, Morocco. This is the greenleaved ivy which has the largest leaves, up to 16cm long, 18cm wide, ovate-triangular, dark glossy green borne on long, wine-red stalks....

Origin: Algeria. This is the variegated ivy which withstands full sun and sea the best. Leaves are borne on wine-red stalks, mostly tri-lobed, 7cm long and wide on young branches,...

Leaves are ovate, entire, rarely lobed, up to 10cm long, dark green with grey marbling in the centre and wide cream margins. This plant is preferable to “Gloire de Marengo” in area...

Very large leaves, 16cm in length and width, ovate, dark green with creamyyellow marbling which starts at the stalk and radiates towards the centre and the edges.

Very regular, 3-lobed or 5-lobed leaves, 3-5cm in length and width when young, then 7-8cm. The leaves are green with grey shades in the centre which are brightened up at the edges...