Compact ivy

Small, heart-shaped, deltoid leaves, dark green, becoming even darker in winter.

Spaced internodes, foliage forming

Forms beautiful fasciations that give it a distinctive compact character.

Differs considerably from other ivy in its leaves

Ivy, with its small, arrowhead-shaped leaves.

Generally composed of 3 to 5

Medium vigor, climbing ivy.

Juvenile leaves composed of 3 to 5 lobes rounded at the apex, adult leaves in

Atypical foliage with 5 characteristic angular lobes.

Young shoots take on golden hues in spring, turning green.

Interesting ivy for its great resistance to drought and sun.

Leaves, medium-sized, formed from 3 to

A beautiful variety of ivy with small, elegantly variegated foliage.

Three-lobed or triangular leaves. Blade grey-green, broadly margined with creamy-white

Compact, bushy ivy with moderate growth.

Smooth, clover-like foliage, three-lobed. Lobes rounded and so shallow that

Vigorous climbing ivy.

Leaves are quite small and composed of 5 to 7 pointed lobes, as if curled up on themselves with the

Reliable, safe cultivar with uniform foliage.

Leaves with 5 shallow, more or less rounded lobes,

Ivy, Hedera helix 'Erecta', is distinguished by its distinctive upright habit. Leaves

A ground-cover variety with a high decorative value.

Thick, dark-green, shell-shaped leaves. Fan-shaped blade. Lobes reduced

Compact shrub form.

Port due to a fasciation that increases the size of the leaves to form very

Good ground-cover ivy with large leaves.

Leaves with 3 to 5 undulating lobes. Blade green to dark green. Base

Dwarf-shaped, slow-growing variety.

Glossy, slightly curved, dark-green foliage with 3 to 5 lobes.

Miniature ivy with small variegated leaves.

Shaped with 0 to 3 pointed, forward-pointing lobes. Dark green blade

Unusual ivy with large leaves.

Shrubby habit. Stems stiff, thick and fasciate at the top. Fanned, compound leaves.

A compact, shrubby variety.

Foliage wavy-crisped and scurved at the edge of the blade. Stalks are long, giving the appearance of being

A compact, shrubby variety of fairly modest development.

Leaves, light green, small, obovate or elliptical. Resemble a spoon or

Wild-collected clone. Probably one of the most colorful clones of Hedera helix in existence. It takes ,

One of the fast-growing ivies that thrives in sunlight.

Leaves, medium-sized, composed of 3

Very vigorous ivy with beautifully veined leaves.

Heart-shaped foliage. Dark green leaves with silvery-green veins.

Resulting from a fasciation of the cultivar 'Stuttgart' . Very dense, almost vertical growth.

Medium-sized leaves. Young, light-green leaves

So named because of the crumpled, brown edges of the leaf, reminiscent of a dried-out leaf.

Atypical variety with thick leaves.

Leaves, medium-sized, composed of 3 lobes with sinuses so shallow that they look like

A highly original form of ivy.

Leaves embracing at the base, intertwined on either side of the stem in a

Small ground cover with miniature, more or less star-shaped leaves.

Young shoots splashed with white, older leaves olive green. Blade

Distinguished by its thick, stiff stems.

Non-lobed, triangular to cordate leaves. Young shoots light green

Distinctive silver veining.

Dark-green leaves, making the veins stand out. Compound blade

A highly original ivy that in some ways resembles curly parsley.

Green leaves, strongly wrinkled, composed of

Attractive leaves with curly margins.

Leaves sometimes rounded, sometimes composed of 3 to 5 lobes. Grey-green blade

Ground-cover variety with good branching.

Leaf with five or seven pointed lobes facing forwards. Terminal lobe two

Ornamental ivy that lives up to its name (golden carpet).

Leaves composed of 3 to 5 slightly blunt lobes

Slow-growing, stocky variety with few branches.

Light green foliage in spring, turning dark green in summer. Oval leaves,

Fast-growing but short ground-cover variety, forming a low carpet of lovely, subtle color.

Sheet composed of three

Unusual variety with long linear or lanceolate leaves.

Most often not lobed, but sometimes lobed leaves can be found.

Very elegant, with beautifully contrasting variegated leaves.

Leaves composed of 5 star-shaped lobes or

A small, semi-shrubby variety, branching with few branches.

Leaves, miniature, of irregular length, often deformed, unevenly shaped

Star-shaped, golden foliage most of the year.

Leaves composed of 3 to 5 narrow lobes and

Compact variety, with leaves featuring a prominent central lobe.

Leaf generally composed of 3 lobes, shallow and inconspicuous.

Interesting for its unusual foliage. Almost round, concave leaves, more or less embossed.

Leaf color light green, green

Climbing, strong-growing, sparsely branched, with shoots of around 1.50 m per year.

Dark dull green, lanceolate, rounded leaves

Ivy is always a hit with its finely worked lace-like appearance.

Leaves, composed of 5 lobes, wavy

A very vigorous, branchy climber with medium-sized, curled leaves.

Leaf composed of 5 lobes. Lobes of

Very similar to Hedera helix 'Luzii', but more compact.

Smaller leaves, punctuated with green and red.

Ground cover with small, diamond-shaped leaves. Dense, compact foliage with a beautiful silvery glow.

Rhomboid leaf. Blade

Fast-growing ivy with long stems.

Finger-shaped leaves with 3 lobes, the terminal lobe

This ivy has a lot of charm with its small silvery leaves.

Grey-green and olive-green leaves

Compact variety with broad, wavy leaves.

Young shoots creamy white, lemon yellow or green with cream spots. Coloration

Bright, cup-shaped, light-green foliage. Young shoots yellowish green.

Leaves composed of 3 to 5 broad lobes

Leaves with 3 to 5 pointed lobes. Blade medium-green with gray-green spots and cream margins.

Mottling on

Purple young shoots. Stalk green, but purple at base.

Dark green leaves with light green veins, very bright, compound.

Very vigorous, annual shoots up to a meter long, fairly branchy.

Foliage is yellow-green-grey, speckled with green and red.

Autoramifiant with fairly short internodes and 5-lobed, strongly scurved-wavy foliage.

Leaf petiole appears to be

Very attractive ground cover, with a very nice effect in large masses. Leaves pointing forward, with 3 lobes cut out for

Beautiful, thick, dark green leaves splashed with creamy white. Older leaves spotted with white or completely green.

Leaf instead

Highly branched ivy with long stems abundantly covered with small bird's-foot leaves.

Leaves composed of 3 lobes, the

Ivy with highly branched branches, bearing small green leaves with 3 to 5 sharply pointed lobes.

Central lobe

Small, shiny, crinkled, cup-shaped leaves.

New creamy yellow leaves with green veins, becoming greener

Fan-shaped foliage. Leaves with 3 to 5 wedge-shaped lobes. Dull, dark-green, well-veined blade.

Very branchy ivy, with slender stems bearing numerous small leaves with 3 narrow, pointed lobes.

Remaining foliage

Quite imposing foliage, with prominent veins in relief.

Light to medium green lobes, twisted, tapering to points

Asymmetrical foliage with shallow lobes.

Glossy green leaf blade with a light cream variegation that gives it extra soul.

Ivy with small, thin, 3-5-lobed leaves on sparsely branched stems.

Young green leaves

A highly original variety with oval, upside-down shell-shaped leaves that are virtually unlobed, but are provided with

Compact ivy with unusual foliage, for use as ground cover in small spaces.

Leaves, about the size of a coin

Leaves either unlobed or three-lobed, almost rounded, scurved at the edges and sometimes misshapen.

Blade, green or grey-green on

Pale to dark green marbled foliage. Wavy, curly leaves.

Stems sparsely branched, with short internodes. Rather

Stocky variety with medium to light green foliage.

Leaves with 3 distinct, fairly broad lobes. Base on

A fasciate variety with no two identical leaves. Leaves may have from 5 to 11 lobes and measure from 4 to 10 cm.

Variety with few branches. Long stems with long internodes bearing thick, 3-lobed or sometimes 5-lobed leaves, 3 cm long.

Climbing, highly branched but not very leafy because of the long internodes.

Asymmetrical leaves with 3 to 5 lobes

Good branching, but poor annual shoot growth.

Leaves mostly unlobed and exceptionally three-lobed with

Compact, fast-growing variety.

Leaf rather small, composed of 5 lobes with slightly rounded tips. Blade

Large, triangular leaves with 3 faint lobes.

Blade light green speckled with silver-grey and white with

Similar to 'Parasol'. But shorter internodes, stockier plant and slightly more branched.

Leaves, shaped

Light to medium-green foliage, with attractive veins.

Glossy, curled leaf, scurved from the apical lobe. At

Ground cover with 3- to 5-lobed foliage featuring a tapered, slightly scurved central lobe.

New shoots showing

Vigorous climbing ivy or ground cover, producing long, branched stems with internodes 5 to 7 cm apart.

Green foliage

Miniature ivy, resembling 'Triton' but smaller, with shorter internodes and shorter leaves. Light green blade

Emerald-green foliage, scurved at the edges and irregularly wavy.

Leaves, the size of a 1 Euro coin, invariable

Variety with small green, lobed leaves that are curled, twisted or folded between the lobes.

As

Small-leaved ivy with 5 to 7 forward-pointing lobes. Median lobe often divided into two parts.

Leaf blade

Vigorous, fast-growing, ideal for ground cover. It has few branches and emits long, stiff stems.

Large leaves

A stocky, slow-growing variety with few branches.

Small, toothed leaves with 5 to 7 pointed, forward-facing lobes.

Stocky plant. Numerous stems bearing polymorphous medium-green leaves, sometimes lobeless, sometimes with 3 lobes.

Small lobes

Very similar to Hedera helix 'Needlepoint', but with variegated foliage.

White to light yellow leaves, speckled with tiny spots

Leaves somewhat like vine leaves, only smaller. Lobes pointed and curved downwards.

Perfectly cordate leaf. Medium to dark green blade.

Red stems and petioles. Very sparsely branched stems with internodes.

Attractive ivy, with narrow, dark-green, glossy, pointed foliage, composed of 0 to 3 lobes.

Slightly rounded leaf base

The largest leaves in the Hedera genus . They can reach up to 25 cm in length. Non-lobed or three-lobed foliage,

Dark green, glossy leaves that may be rounded or pointed. Margins often curved underneath.

Medium to tall ivy

Stocky plant with well-branched stems. Three-lobed leaves, the central one protruding. Lobes sometimes well rounded at the base and

Fan-shaped or cup-shaped leaves, more or less striped, with 3 to 5 lobes. Green blade

Leaves as broad as they are long, with 5 lobes. The leaf blade is speckled with green on a yellow background. Sometimes the

Vigorous climber, very dark, glossy foliage. Green blade splashed with grayish or creamy white.

Its variegation reveals

Leaves with more pointed lobes than the type, broad, more or less digitate, with a slight undulation at the base.

Ivy with small leaves generally composed of 5 lobes, often different, some of which are digitate, hence its name.

Slow growth,

Light green foliage, less thick than the type, which takes on beautiful bronze hues in winter.

Broad leaves with

Broad, curved, dark-green, glossy foliage. Leaves with 3 to 5 lobes, more or less lobed.

Thick, cordate leaves, sometimes almost triangular.

Composed of 3 small, well-rounded lobes, the 2 lobes at the base are