Boston ivy

Learn how to grow Boston ivy in the garden in this article. Includes information on planting, growing and varieties of Boston ivy and how to trellis it.

Can't face faffing around with trellis or wires? Here are the kings of the clingers to cover walls, fences and tree trunks

There is one mistake you really, and I mean really, don't want to make in your landscape. You absolutely do not want to plant the wrong type of ivy for the wrong reason. Very bad things can happen. First a word on vines... Vines climb through a variety of methods, and it is important for […]

Read our guide for taking care of Boston Ivy in our Nature Hills Blog post! Our plant experts work hard to provide you with helpful information for your garden!

Boston ivy is a durable, gorgeous, and adaptable vine that grows on brick and mortar surfaces with ease. With both ornamental and practical uses, nearly everyone can find a use for it in the garden. A plant rich in color and history, this is definitely a worthy addition to your landscape. #bostonivy #gardenerspath

Boston Ivy, Parthenocissus tricuspidata: "Gentle Tendrils" The first thing to know about Boston ivy is that it is not Virginia creeper. Don't confuse its l

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Read our guide for taking care of Boston Ivy in our Nature Hills Blog post! Our plant experts work hard to provide you with helpful information for your garden!

Boston ivy growing up brick surfaces lends a lush, peaceful feeling to the environment but should you plant it on or near walls? This article has tips for growing Boston ivy plants on walls, so consid

Incorrectly growing ivy on a fence can create patches in the ivy or bares spots on the fence. Additionally, if you don't anticipate the path of the ivy, you could end up with ivy that bunches or trails along one side of the fence and not the other. Done properly, you can create an old-world appearance and have ivy climbing all along your fence.