In our opinion, this is one of the most beautiful ivy in the collection. Unfortunately, we only have a very small number of these and they are not always available.

The foliage is thick and attractively variegated with creamy white. Lobes, usually three in number, delicately rounded.

Ideal for pots or window boxes, this ivy is also suitable for indoor use.

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Ornamental ivy - Hedera helix ‘Nadine’

In a nutshell

Ornamental ivy, Hedera helix ‘Nadine’ , In our opinion, this is one of the most beautiful ivy in the collection. Unfortunately, we only have a very small number of these and they are not always available.

The foliage is thick and attractively variegated with creamy white. The lobes, usually three in number, are delicately rounded.

This is an ideal ivy for pots or window boxes, and is also suitable as an indoor ivy.

History

This cultivar comes from a variety recovered by Olivier Arcelus from the garden of an enthusiast...Nadine

Technical details - Hedera helix 'Nadine'

Botanical information

  • Family: Araliaceae
  • Genre : Hedera
  • Species : helix
  • Cultivar : ‘Nadine’
  • Pierot classification: variegated ivy
  • Foliage stage: juvenile
  • Origin of the species: Europe, from Spain to Norway, but little on the Atlantic coast.
  • Origin of cultivar: found by Olivier Arcelus

 

Description of Hedera helix ‘Nadine’

  • Growth habit: shrubby
  • Number of lobes: 3 to 5 shallow lobes
  • Leaf length: 4 cm
  • Sheet width: 4 cm
  • Colour of leaf: variegated creamy white
  • Colour of veins: cream
  • Colour of stem and petiole: green
  • Hairs: stellate, 3 to 5 branches

 

Planting, growing and care instructions for Hedera helix ‘Nadine’

  • Exposure: shade, part shade
  • Hardiness: -15°C
  • Soil moisture: cool soil
  • Soil PH: neutral or chalky
  • Soil type: all
  • Soil richness: ordinary or humus-bearing
  • Use: rockery, pots, window boxes, houseplant
  • Development: slow
  • Pruning: once a year
  • Pests: very rare (spider mites, mealy bugs)
  • Diseases: very rare (leaf spots)

A page from my little ivy encyclopaedia

The question of circumstance

Are all ivies suitable for indoor use?

In nature, ivy usually grows in shade or semi-shade. So it's well suited to being a houseplant. Not only will it help to decorate your home, it will also purify the air around you.

Most varieties can be used indoors. However, those that are too voluble should be avoided, especially if space is limited. Ivy varieties that require sunlight should also be avoided.

Caring for your indoor ivy :

  • once a year on average, repot your ivy in a slightly larger pot
  • Water regularly, for example once a week. Keep the substrate cool, but not soggy. Ivy is more resistant to dry conditions than to over-watering, which can rot the roots.
  • if the ambient air is very dry, spray the foliage with water from time to time.
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Ivy in literature

“Ivy, with its tenacity, reminds me of those souls who refuse to abandon the hearts they love.

Chateaubriand, The Natchez

Additional information

Weight N/A
Stock of 1-litre cups and pots

0 jar

Stock 2 or 4 litre containers

3 to 5 containers

Large stock items

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General appearance

Shrubby, Compact, Semi-evergreen

Type of foliage and colour

Mixed white

Possible uses

Ground cover, Climbing, Isolated, Houseplant, Pots or window boxes

Exhibition

Part shade, Shade, Sun

Hardiness

Good hardiness

Easy to grow

Average

Speed

Average

Vigorous development

Modest

Classification according to the Pierot system

Mixed

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