Common Green Ivy Plants
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Hedera Helix Vine Plants
Common Green Ivy, Hedera helix, is a native climbing plant that will grow almost anywhere. It is ideal for very shady sites with poor soil and can be used as ground cover or as screening. It can grow up trees and walls to about 15-20 metres, although old plants in sunny, fertile sites can go even higher. Green Ivy plants are only delivered pot-grown, year round as are all our ivy plants.
View our selection of groundcover plants or see our full range of hedging options.
Ivy as Ground Cover: Plant at 18" / 45cm spacing to get a thick blanket of Ivy quickly.
Making an Ivy Hedge:
Old ivy plants become very woody and can support themselves almost as well as any shrub. All you need to make an ivy hedge is a temporary fence made of the cheapest wood you can find for the Ivy to grow over. By the time the fence has begun to rot, the ivy will have formed a woody cage over it that is self-supporting. This is usually done to make quite low, decorative borders. It will still work for taller projects, but the end result will not be hugely strong: if a heavy person tried to climb over it, it would probably collapse.
General description of Hedera helix plants:
A very useful ground cover plant that will grow in dry soil and deep shade. Ivy is a powerful climber. Contrary to some rumours, it will not damage modern brickwork, only very old and crumbly mortar or loose woodwork, although it will clog a gutter pretty quickly. It will also not directly damage trees that it grows up, but it might compete with them for light and soil nutrients enough to weaken the trees if they are young or just not very big.
Ivy flowers and fruits in the winter months, attracting wildlife to your garden and giving bees a lifeline when they are active on warm winter days.
Bareroot planting is best done between October and April Bareroot and potted - what's the difference?
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Ashridge Nurseries
We are a Somerset based mail order nursery, specialising in hedging, trees, shrubs, fruiting plants, roses, lavender & flower bulbs. We deliver across mainland Wales, Scotland, England & the Isle of Wight.
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