Parthenocissus tricuspidata Veitchii - Boston Ivy spur-bearer peeling off in plates to

peeling off in plates to reveal the reddish-brown bark underneath

A self-clinging climber that is happy with any aspect and will climb up and cover whatever it is grown against

Flowering Period: June to September

star shaped flowers from early to late summer

Size:  Spread: 45cm (18")

Parthenocissus tricuspidata Veitchii - Boston Ivy spur-bearer peeling off in plates toBoston Ivy A self clinging climber with large deciduous three lobed leaves which turn brilliant shades of red and crimson in autumn. This climber is very vigorous and bears inconspicuous flowers followed by small dark blue berries. Climbs almost any support using tendrils and can also be useful as groundcover. Position: Full sun to full shade Soils: Moist, well drained Hardiness: Fully hardy Size: Can reach 40 ft in time