The Canary Island Ivy grows well in most areas of Australia, and is used extensively all over the world as a groundcover. Hedera canariensis is a vigorous climber with bright, glossy, variegated green leaves and smooth, deep red leaf stalks. The three-lob
Please be aware that Ivies are very vigorous plants, which must be controlled by regular pruning. Also, Once attached to a masonry wall the clinging roots are difficult to remove it is a vigorous evergreen climber, which supports itself by means of aeria
Common Name:
Canary Island Ivy
Botanical Name:
Hedera canariensis
Plant size:
Approx 20cm
Pot size:
50mm pot.
Max growth:
Approx high and ground cover wide.
Maintenance:
Regular pruning is necessary to keep under control. If left unpruned Ivies will climb any nearby structure including tree trunks.
Planting:
Although it prefers moist, rich soil it will tolerate poor soils, pollution and dry conditions
Ivy will grow in full sun, but does best in part shade
Prune in late winter to control growth and maintain juvenile foliage.