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 Hedera helix L. (English ivy) | |
| German: Efeu | Czech: břečťan popínavý |
| Genus: Hedera | Family: Araliaceae, |
| Mature Height: 20.00 m | Deciduous: evergreen plant |
| Bloom in: IX, X, | Soil Preferred: humic, wet, |
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| Other Attributes: climber plant, alternate leaves, leaf margin entire, leaf margin lobed, type of inflorescence - umbel, fruit - berry, on pergola and trellage, alternate of lawn, tolerance of air pollution, decorative fruits, | |
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Plants of Genus Hedera:
- 01) Hedera helix L. (English ivy), Ger: Efeu, Czech: břečťan popínavý
Articles: Hedera helix, English ivy
About-garden.com:
Hedera helix 'Midas Touch' - English IvyThe Midas Touch Ivy is an easy to grow houseplant. It will thrive in bright, indirect light or in a window. Just water when the soil is dry. Prune as needed and new plants can be started from the cuttings. The Midas Touch Ivy has large leaves and is brightly variegated. It is a stand out! Proper nam... (About-garden.com)
Many uses for groundcovers (3) - Evergreen shrubs
Cotoneaster dammeri Mooncreeper, Hedera helix, Sarcococca hookeriana var. humulis Cotoneaster dammeri Mooncreeper The distinctive characteristic of this evergreen Cotoneaster is its habit: it grows flatly against the ground to create a kind of sod. Its leaves are small, slightly lustrous, and brigh... (About-garden.com)
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External links:
Floral Images: Common Ivy (Hedera helix)Floral Images: Common Ivy (Hedera helix), page 2
Michigan State University Extension: Hedera helix--English Ivy
Michigan State University Extension: Hedera helix-English Ivy
NC State University: Ground Covers: Hedera helix
NC State University: Poisonous Plants: Hedera helix
NC State University: Vines: Hedera helix
USDA PLANTS: Hedera helix (English ivy)
USDA PLANTS: PLANTS Profile for Hedera helix ssp. canariensis (Algerian ivy ...
Virginia Tech: Hedera helix Fact Sheet
WIKIPEDIA: File:English Ivy Hedera helix Red Brick Wall 2892px.jpg ...
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Timber Press Pocket Guide to Clematis (Timber Press Pocket Guides)Mary K. Toomey, Everett Leeds, | |
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 | Product Description: The Timber Press Pocket Guide to Clematis profiles 300 stunning plants, from long-time favorites to the newest hybrids. A valuable component to the author's Illustrated Encyclopedia of Clematis, this compact reference is ideal for taking to the nursery or the garden center. It includes cultivation information and suggested landscape uses for each plant. Illustrated with 320 photographs of flowers at the height of their bloom. Publisher: Timber Press, Incorporated (2006-06-01) Price: $19.95 |
An Illustrated Encyclopedia of ClematisMary K. Toomey, Everett Leeds, | |
 | Product Description: This new volume, written by distinguished clematis experts and backed by the authority of the British Clematis Society, is the first picture encyclopedia on the genus to encompass the more than 800 garden-worthy species and hybrids. It is divided into two sections: the first is devoted to the care and cultivation of clematis (including a chapter devoted to growing clematis in North America), while the second provides an A--Z directory of more than 550 plants, from the acclaimed large-flowered forms to the less-familiar shrubby, subshrubby, and herbaceous forms that are beginning to be available. The plant descriptions include information on synonyms, origin, plant habit and height, flowers, pruning group, flowering period, cultural requirements, recommended uses in the garden, and USDA hardiness zones, with more than 650 magnificent color photos. |
Gardening with Clematis: Design and CultivationLinda Beutler, | |
 | Product Description: Clematis are among the more versatile and diverse plants for any garden; few flowers can fill so many garden niches, from specimen plants to dwarf perennials, or container selections to multistory vines. Wherever they are found, their blooms never fail to induce rapture and awe. The carefully chosen clematis can't be equaled when planted in the right situation and pruned in the right way, but horticultural horrors can ensue when beginners (or experts) overreach and force plants where they do not belong. Linda Beutler provides instructions for newcomers and master gardeners alike on plant selection, cultivation, and design, and debunks a few myths along the way. With a distinct nod to the wonderful traditions for growing clematis in the British Isles and Europe, she may be the first author to provide a distinctly American perspective on the subject. In sparkling and delightful prose, Beutler treats a multitude of subjects, including growing clematis as companion plants, combining different clematis in the garden, clematis in containers, manipulating bloom time with pruning, and much, much more. Filled with 115 beautiful photographs and the incalculable wisdom of hard-won experience, Gardening with Clematis will be required reading for all adventurous gardeners. Publisher: Timber Press, Incorporated (2004-09-01) Price: $34.95 |
Success with Clematis (Success with Gardening)Marigold Badcock, | |
 | Product Description: Clematis rates among the most beautiful of climbing vines, but in the past its popularity suffered because it was considered hard to grow. Not any more. This lavishly illustrated guide explains how to cultivate today’s hardy new stocks and enjoy clematis throughout the seasons. Success is assured, thanks to complete instructions on deep planting, watering, feeding, and pruning, along with diagrams of climbing structures. Choosing among the many colors and flower shapes available is easy with the help of the spectacular pictures and detailed information in the directory of 250 varieties that fills the whole second half of the book. Publisher: Guild of Master Craftsman (2006-02-28) Price: $14.95 |
American Horticultural Society Practical Guides: ClematisCharles Chesshire, | |
 | Product Description: Introducing a new series of practical guides on important gardening topics. A new generation of gardening reference titles, the AHS Practical Guides present the practical know-how of the American Horticultural Society in compact, attractive guides that address specific gardening topics. From popular plants and plant groups to garden design and planning solutions, these books answer every gardener's needs. With new photography, fresh ideas, straightforward text, and the finest horticultural information, the AHS Practical Guides inspire confidence and ensure success. Practical information in a compact format, with more than 250 color photos in each guide Includes clearly explained projects for the less experienced or busy gardener.Amazon.com Review: Full of solid, practical advice and plenty of how-to pictures, Clematis is an ideal title for those wanting all their questions answered about this lovely flowering vine. Focusing on possible combinations with different varieties, accompanying plants, containers, and growing conditions, you may need to restrain yourself from adding a clematis to every corner! With so much detail on one particular type of plant, you'll find plenty of direction for growing healthy vines, no matter what your specific needs may be. Designed to be a complete do-it-yourself guide, don't let the small format of this book fool you--it's absolutely jam-packed with ideas for all styles of gardens, and as always, publisher Dorling Kindersley manages to take fairly complicated projects and reduce them to a manageable size that even the gardening novice can handle. Practical considerations are dealt with firmly--no skipping such detail work as rigorous summer training or spreading that spring layer of mulch. The listings by size, bloom shape, and optimal conditions are very specific, and new gardeners will find all kinds of useful tips. Inspirational ideas are plentiful--the garden photographs are lush and detailed and provide all kinds of unusual notions for creating a truly unique gardening space. Whether you're looking to design a bloom-filled trellis for the garage or a simple vine-covered topiary globe for your patio, you'll find options for all your projects involving these lovely and versatile plants. --Jill Lightner |
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