Over 330 varieties of ivy for window boxes in our collection. Ivy's decorative, permanent foliage makes it ideal for use in pots. It gives them a dynamic, natural look that is much appreciated by florists.
You can let it fall in cascades or sculpt it into a topiary. Let your imagination run wild!
Don't hesitate to prune it if necessary. Ivy tolerates this very well.
Hedera helix ‘Ballet’ - Ornamental ivy
A very beautiful ground-cover ivy with stunning winter colouring.
Leaves: medium-sized, oblong, not lobed, with the apex on the edge of the leaf.
Hedera helix ‘Cora’ - Ornamental ivy
A very vigorous variety with medium dark green foliage.
Foliage composed of three to five rounded, almost separate lobes. Central lobe
Hedera helix ‘Kaleidoscope’ - Ornamental ivy
A highly original variegated variety with fan-shaped, embossed leaves.
Composed of three to five pointed, forward-facing lobes,
Hedera helix ‘Arran’ - Ornamental ivy
One of the hardiest ivies because of its geographical origin.
Leaves, rather small, three-lobed with a terminal lobe
Hedera helix ‘Denmark’ - Ornamental ivy
Fast-growing, compact variegated ivy.
Medium-green to grey-green leaves, edged with creamy white. Composed of 3
Hedera helix ‘Frosty’ - Ornamental ivy
A small ground cover with miniature, more or less star-shaped leaves.
Young shoots splashed with white, older leaves olive green. Blade
Hedera helix ‘Halebob’ - Ornamental ivy
Very attractive foliage in shades of varnished yellow and green.
Leaf made up of 5 well-curved lobes, even embossed on the outer edge.
Hedera helix ‘Jersey Doris’ - Ornamental ivy
Young, white foliage in spring, especially in a sunny position to the east.
Leaves revert to green at maturity, with 5 lobes
Hedera helix ‘Malvern’ - Ornamental ivy
Its main attraction is its extreme hairiness.
Leaves with 3 to 5 pointed lobes. Leaf margin
Hedera helix ‘Misty’ - Ornamental ivy
Delicate, small, pointed leaves, coloured in the centre in various shades of grey and green, with white margins and veins.
Hedera helix ‘Pin Oak’ - Ornamental ivy
Small, 3-lobed leaves with rounded tips.
Central lobe twice as long as the lateral lobes. Blade
Hedera helix ‘Sally’ - Ornamental ivy
Lemon-coloured leaves, spotted and splashed with medium green when young, then turning green.
Compact habit, short internodes.
Avoid
Hedera helix ‘Spectre’ - Ornamental ivy
Ground cover with foliage consisting of 3 to 5 lobes with a tapering, slightly scurved central lobe.
New shoots with
Hedera helix ‘Bonzy’ - Ornamental ivy
Joli clone issu de ‘Touch of Class’. Branches tordues et feuilles crispées.
En vieillissant, les branches se dégarnissent de leurs
Hedera helix ‘Pépite’ - Ornamental ivy
Branching variety. Stems with beautiful 5-lobed leaves forming thick mats.
Scoured leaf edges and
Hedera hibernica ‘Rona’ - Irish Ivy
Leaves as broad as they are long, with 5 lobes. The leaf blade is spotted green on a yellow background. Sometimes the
Hedera helix ‘Courage’ - Ornamental ivy
A handsome climber with original foliage.
Leaves with more or less large teeth. Blade dark green in the centre and margined
Hedera helix ‘Henriette’ - Ornamental ivy
A slow-growing cultivar with asymmetrical, oblong or elliptical leaves that are rarely lobed, or with auriculate basal lobes.
Leaves
Hedera helix ‘Königer's Auslese’ - Ornamental ivy
Substitute for ‘Sagittaefolia’, but much more vigorous.
Rather small leaves, composed of 5 narrow lobes, the central lobe being
Hedera helix ‘Tidy Tuft’ - Ornamental ivy
Ivy with a spreading habit.
Relatively flat blade with 3 lobes and a rounded apex. Leaves small, light green to
Hedera helix ‘Touch of class’ fasciation - Ornamental ivy
Mutation of ‘Touch of Class, characterised by fasciations on the stems.
Beautifully undulating leaves, this
Hedera helix ‘Coloré’ - ornamental ivy
Ivy with an attractive creamy-white variegation around a dark green heart, giving it a very elegant appearance.
Hedera helix ‘Green Feather’ - ornamental ivy
Ivy with miniature leaves and highly branched stems, forming a compact carpet.
Bird's-foot shaped leaves, composed of 3 to
Hedera helix ‘Midas Touch’ - Ornamental ivy
Magnificent variegated ivy with dark green leaves, splashed with light green and bright yellow (more pronounced in full light).
Hedera helix ‘Tropic Tremor’ - ornamental ivy
Ivy derived from ‘Evergreen’, but with longer, broader leaves that are green in all seasons.
Compound leaf blade
Hedera helix ‘Merry’ - Ornamental ivy
Compact ivy with a shrubby habit forming a small clump.
Medium to small, elliptical, unlobed leaves. Stems erect.
Hedera helix ‘Baltica’ - Ornamental ivy
Without doubt the most cold-resistant variety of ivy. Also tolerates very hot weather.
Dark green leaves with
Hedera helix ‘Corrugata’ - Ornamental ivy
A climber with unusual foliage that turns yellow in winter.
Leaves made up of 5 lobes of the same size, not very large.
Hedera helix ‘Medusa’ - Ornamental ivy
Unusual ivy with large leaves.
Shrubby habit. Stems stiff, thick and fasciate at the top. Fanned, compound leaves.
Hedera helix ‘Aureovariegata’ - Ornamental ivy
One of the oldest known variegated ivy, already described in England around 1770.
Leaves are fairly small, either three-lobed or deltoid,
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