Algerian Marble Ivy

Algerian ivy is a woody evergreen climbing or ground creeping vine of the genus hedera in the family araliaceae.

Algerian marble ivy.

Slight variegation for the plant on right. Ivy algerian green variegated 6 in. Algerian ivy is hardy in zones 7 11. Ivy baltic 4 in.

Ivy algerian variegated 6 in. Native to south and central america algerian ivy requires relatively warm temperatures throughout the year to survive. The algerian ivy hedera algeriensis is a type of climbing plant that has large lobed leaves and can be an invasive type of plant this ivy plant also goes by the name of canary island ivy or north african ivy. Ivy algerian neon 6 in.

Algerian ivy hedera algeriensis or hedera canariensis is also commonly called canary island ivy canary ivy or madeira ivy. Variegated glossy green foliage and deep red leaf stalks make this an attractive groundcover. This evergreen self clinging vigorous climber is a popular groundcover for steep slopes and is often grown on. Algerian ivy is an evergreen climbing vine hardy in usda zones 8 through 10.

It is an evergreen vine native to western regions and islands of africa. Ivy gold leaf 6 in. Ivy greenheart 6 in. Like other members within the genus this plant has distinctive juvenile and adult life stages.

It will grow in full sun but it may be stunted and will need frequent watering in full sun. This broad leafed ivy plant typically has dark green leaves although you can also find variegated varieties. The leaves are heart shaped with speckled creamy white margins. Ivy greenheart 4 in.

Cold hardy to zone 5.