An award winning, excellent self clinging evergreen Ivy. It has striking grey-green leaves, with silver and cream variegation, and is of a traditional shape. Yellow/Green flowers in autumn on mature plants, followed by black fruits. Harmful if eaten, and may cause skin allergy. Versatile climber that will cover any shady or sunny wall without support. Grows best in alkaline soil but can tolerate acidic.

Hedera used their aerial roots to cling and climb up fences, sheds, walls and anywhere else you would like them to. Many species also make good groundcover plants and can be used to secure steep banks and slopes. Their flowers are greenish-yellow and although quite insignificant to humans, they are highly beneficial to insects. Their winter berries provide a great source of food for birds and other wildlife