The Hedera hibernica plant is a climbing type, it is part of the Araliaceae family. It is also called with the common name of Ivy. The dimensions of the plant can be quite large with a height between 5 and 8 meters, the width instead is between 5 and 8 meters. In order for the plant to reach its maximum vigor, it takes approximately 5-10 years. The leaves of this species are persistent. The plant is used to cover fences, walls and pergolas, thanks to its rapid growth and frost resistance.
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Ivy is the climbing plant par excellence; it is common on facades and walls, but is also found in small internal pots.
All of them are hardy and very easy to grow. As well as all climbing plants, ivies offer multiple possibilities: it is possible to cover walls, or even entire houses, it is possible to cover gazebos, structures, pergolas, tree trunks, with ivy it is possible to mask the unsightly areas of your garden. The ivy is capable of transforming a simple partition into a luxuriant partition with a very strong scenographic impact. With the ivy it is possible to create saplings in pots by wrapping the ivy around supports placed in the center of the pot itself to form a sapling to which the ivy will climb. Ivy can also act as a green carpet, it is in fact perfect for covering bare areas such as around trees. It can also be used to cover and cover the edges of a path, or to accompany flights of stairs. The ivy has a stem from which several aerial roots depart, capable of adhering to different surfaces, thus allowing the plant to survive in the most diverse places. The ivy grows spontaneously in the most disparate places: on the rocks, on the walls, on the facades of the houses, on the trunks, on the ground, etc. The rusticity of this plant makes it suitable for surviving in different climates and conditions. The ivy leaves are distinguished by the leaves that remain in the shade and those that bloom which are found on the flowering branches.
The Hedera Hibernica plant has an ideal temperature is around 15 ° C; the minimum winter temperature is between 0 and 7 ° C. Watering should be regular in summer (once or twice a week), reduced in winter (once a week). It is a good practice to let the soil dry between one wetting and the other and let the water flow away without stagnating in the saucer. For the substrate, mix garden soil, potting soil and peat, with the addition of sand to increase drainage.
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