Boston Ivy - a green blanket for your walls.
Boston Ivy ( Parthenocissus tricuspidata ) is a wonderful way to cover up unsightly walls. This climber will cling to the bricks or cement by itself. The flowers are small and not very spectacular, but they do attract bees and other insects. The leaves are a lush shiny green during the warmer months. In autumn/ fall, the leaves turn a spectacular orange/red colour before dropping off, especially in cooler climates. This plant is related to Grapes, and is native to several Asian Countries including Japan. It grows well in the Sydney area, where i took this photo.
It is one of the most preferred species of ivy.
Emerald green leaves start to show up with spring.
The flowers that open in June are greenish or white in color, and in the fall the flowers turn into small, purple peasants with similar grapes.
It grows better in temperate and humid climates.
Extremely hot and arid environments can slow down the development process of American shrubs and destroy the habitat. They grow fast in the garden soil in sunny and bright places.
Irrigation and fertilizer maintenance are also carried out at suitable rates so that they develop much faster.
They can climb up to 15 meters. It is a long-lasting vine.
In the summer months, the green leaves surrounding the plant body take a red color in the autumn and display a fascinating image. American ivy is highly preferred for decorative autumn coloring.