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Ivy has distinctive leaves, which persist throughout the winter months.They are described as being palmate (shaped a little bit like a spread hand) with 3 to 5 distinct triangular lobes – see photo.Generally, the leaves have a dark, ‘bottle green’ colour when mature, except around the veins where the colour is lighter; young leaves may be a brighter green.The leaves are arranged alternately around the stems. the-history-of-pub-names Ordnance Survey guides getoutside.ordnancesurvey.co.uk, accessed 11 November 2020 Heracleum sphondylium (hogweed, common hogweed) and other Heracleum spp- toxicto skin with sunlight As evident from the name, this Ivy plant is native to Russian regions, though it can be found in parts of Armenia and Iran. Being an evergreen climber, the Russian Ivy can reach a height of up to 100 feet with ample support.

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Ivy on buildings". Royal Horticultural Society. Archived from the original on 27 February 2014 . Retrieved 21 June 2013. a b Huang, Yujian (April 2016). "Nanospherical arabinogalactan proteins are a key component of the high-strength adhesive secreted by English ivy". Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America. 113 (23): E3193–E3202. Bibcode: 2016PNAS..113E3193H. doi: 10.1073/pnas.1600406113. PMC 4988582. PMID 27217558. It is an evergreen plant and is best known as a woody climber. Thanks to these qualities, the Japanese Ivy serves an excellent role as a groundcover in almost all vertical areas. Some plants contain chemicals called allergens. These do not affect everyone, but some individuals may acquire sensitivity to them, resulting in an allergic reaction Growing inside, an ivy houseplant is best placed in bright but indirect light. It can also benefit from some more direct morning sun. If you have a variegated ivy cultivar, the variegation will become less pronounced if the plant gets no direct light. Without enough light, inside ivy plants can become leggy and more prone to pests. Soil & FertilizerWith medium-sized leaves, this variety of H. helix features green-grey leaves with golden variegations. In hot weather, the golden adornments will fade to a buttery yellow . It can do well in a variety of light environments, though the amount of light will affect the coloring. It is drought-tolerant but will produce its famed golden hues if kept healthily moist . a b c d e Metcalfe, D. J. (2005). "Biological Flora of the British Isles no. 268 Hedera helix L" (PDF). Journal of Ecology. 93 (3): 632–648. doi: 10.1111/j.1365-2745.2005.01021.x. S2CID 84317400. No large leaves here: this variety’s leaves are dark green and small. Its leaf shape is unique as its lobes fold slightly inward while the tips point down. It is a tight, compact plant and a slow grower. It was recently chosen as the “ivy of the year” by the American Ivy Society .

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Hedera helix'Glacier' – small, three to five-lobed, grey-green leaves with silver-grey and cream markings. Grow around the garden or in pots. Height x Spread: 2m x 2m H. algeriensis 'Ravensholst' AGM - vigorous climber with triangular-ovate, glossy dark green leaves to 20cm in length, sometimes tinged purple in winter Where ivy may be a problem is with very old or damaged trees. Firstly, its dense evergreen covermay hide cavities or areas of decay. Secondly, it can become an additional weight in the canopy which, in time, could affect stability of the tree, particularly in windy conditions Perhaps the most versatile garden plants of all, ivies can adapt to almost any situation, growing well as climbers, groundcover, houseplants or as topiary.Unless you are reading this from the Saharan desert, chances are that ivy is somewhere nearby. It grows on office buildings, homes, trees, fences, and bridges. It turns sharp concrete corners of the city into something greener, causing mischief, and is a connective plant between the mossing ground and towering canopies of the forest. A notable feature of ivies is that they have two distinct phases of growth. In their juvenile stage plants send outlong stems that seek vertical surfaces, growing rapidly upwards and holding on with adventitious roots (i.e. roots that grow from the stems instead of below soil). Once plants are well established (normally after around 10 years), growth switches to the adult phase. The leaves change shape, becoming un-lobed, growth becomes shrubby and covered with flowers in autumn and berries that ripen over winter and the following spring or early summer. The Ivy variety has a leathery, almost lobed appearance with stunningly glossy dark green leaves. The stems are hardy, featuring a dash of reddish tinge on them. When trees are grown for their attractive stem or bark, such as birch and some acers, it is sensible to keep the stems or trunks free from ivy so as not to obscure this key ornamental feature