Compact ivy

Compact, semi-erect ivy.

Beautiful, medium-sized, tightly-curled leaves that overlap. Blade

A very interesting variety for greening walls.

Leaves composed of 5 to 7 narrow lobes, pointed and curved towards the centre.

A variety that lives up to its name by the shape of its leaves.

Leaves sometimes composed of 3 lobes,

Vigorous climber.

Leaves deeply divided into 3 to 5 lobes, often cut almost to the midrib. Basal lobes divergent,

This is one of the variegated ivies that should be planted in the sun.

Leaf with 3 to 5 lobes. Edges slightly

A highly original and decorative shrub.

Stems erect and thick. Leaves arranged in columns on either side of the stem.

A highly original variegated variety with fan-shaped, embossed leaves.

Composed of three to five pointed, forward-facing lobes,

Unusual ivy with large leaves.

Shrubby habit. Stems stiff, thick and fasciate at the top. Fanned, compound leaves.

One of the most graceful ivy with a white margin.

Broad, scurved leaves, often asymmetrical, slightly wavy on the sides.

Ivy with attractive, small to medium-sized golden-yellow leaves when grown in full sun.

Composite leaves

A variety with large, crinkled leaves and irregular variegation.

Strongly undulating leaves, composed of 3 to 5 more or less lobes.

Magnificent pot plant.

Leaves slightly triangular or three-lobed, with rounded apices. Base of leaves cordate. Blade green.

Classic ivy foliage, but thanks to its more supple branches, this hanging variety always produces a beautiful, long-lasting foliage.

A climber with unusual foliage that turns yellow in winter.

Leaves made up of 5 lobes of the same size, not very large.

Its name comes from its origins in South Carolina.

Leaves are fan-shaped, deeply divided and slightly wavy on the sides.

Atypical variety with thick leaves.

Leaves: medium-sized, composed of 3 lobes with sinuses so shallow that they look as if they have been cut off.

So named because of the crumpled, brown edges of the leaf, reminiscent of a dried-out leaf.

A highly branched plant with a bushy habit. Brownish-green shoots with short internodes.

Leaves composed of 5 to 7

A compact, shrubby variety of fairly modest growth.

Leaves: light green, small, obovate or elliptical. Resemble a spoon or

Miniature ivy with small variegated leaves.

Shaped with 0 to 3 pointed, forward-pointing lobes. Dark green blade

Magnificent wavy ivy, but tricky to grow.

Medium-sized, 5-lobed leaves with attractive cream margins. Available at

Looks like Hedera helix ‘Anne Marie’, with smaller foliage.

Leaves composed of 3 to 5 lobes at the base

One of the hardiest ivies because of its geographical origin.

Leaves, rather small, three-lobed with a terminal lobe

One of the oldest known variegated ivy, already described in England around 1770.

Leaves are fairly small, either three-lobed or deltoid,

Particularly vigorous ivy, comparable to the Colchis ivy.

Heart-shaped leaf, but can also be oval,

We are particularly delighted by the colour of its young shoots.

Stems, thick, well-branched, with short internodes, bearing

It has broad, strongly undulating leaves with long petioles.

Leaf with 5 pointed, scurved and twisted lobes.

Long, vigorous stems with miniature leaves.

Leaves with 3 lobes pointing forwards. Central lobe of leaves two

A compact, branched, variegated ground-cover or climbing ivy.

Leaves with 3 pointed lobes, or sometimes 5

Elegant ivy with subtle variegation.

Leaves with 3 to 5 well-defined lobes. Base of leaves cordate.

A highly original ivy that in some ways resembles curly parsley.

Green leaves, strongly wrinkled, composed of

Fast-growing ivy with attractive curly leaves.

Leaves either unlobed or roughly three-lobed. Margins crumpled or cristate. Base

Distinguished by its stiff, thick stems.

Non-lobed, triangular to cordate leaves. Young shoots light green

A slow-growing, stocky variety with few branches.

Light green foliage in spring, turning dark green in summer. Oval leaves,

A pretty, compact, self-branching cultivar with elegantly lobed, medium-sized variegated leaves.

Blade composed of 3 to 5 lobes

A fast-growing but short ground-cover variety that forms a low carpet of lovely, subtle colour.

Sheet composed of three

Also known by its old name ‘Oro di Bogliasco’. Climber with relatively thick stems.

Young pink-red shoots, short internodes, leaves

Ornamental ivy that lives up to its name (golden carpet).

Leaves composed of 3 to 5 slightly blunt lobes and

A very fine variety, rightly rewarded.

Leaves with 3 to 5 shallow lobes. Base of leaf

A compact variety with leaves that have a prominent central lobe.

Leaf generally composed of 3 lobes, shallow and not very pronounced.

A small variety with a semi-shrubby habit, branching and few branches.

Leaves, miniature, of irregular length, often deformed, unevenly shaped

Truly atypical with its small leaves arranged like barbed wire.

Blade composed of 5 very narrow lobes,

Unusual variety with long linear or lanceolate leaves.

Most often not lobed, but leaves can sometimes be found

Ivy with dark green bird's-foot leaves.

Composed of 3 to 5 lobes. Central lobe distinctly longer

Ivy is always a big hit with its finely worked lace-like appearance.

Leaves, composed of 5 lobes, wavy

Very compact bushy growth and good self-ramification.

Foliage composed of three very rounded lobes with a base in the shape of a

A very vigorous, branching climber with medium-sized, curled leaves.

Leaf with 5 lobes. Lobes of

Fast-growing ivy that produces long stems.

Finger-shaped leaves with 3 lobes, the terminal lobe

A charming ivy with small silvery leaves.

Leaves tinged with grey-green and olive-green

A compact variety with broad, wavy leaves.

Young shoots creamy white, lemon yellow or green with cream spots. Coloration

A magnificent golden variety with small leaves.

Leaf usually composed of 3 lobes, sometimes 5. Central lobe more

A very original ivy with wavy, curly-edged foliage, sometimes almost forming a ball.

Shiny green blade with

Pretty ivy with variegated leaves that turn pink in winter.

Irregularly shaped, composed of 3 lobes of little

Delicate, small, pointed leaves, coloured in the centre in various shades of grey and green, with white margins and veins.

A variety close to its type, which shows off its lovely café au lait colouring in the colder months.

Stocky plant, not very

Very branchy ivy, with slender stems bearing numerous small leaves with 3 narrow, pointed lobes.

Remaining foliage

It has 5 lobes of similar size, with blunt tips and coarse teeth.

Its main attraction is its extreme hairiness.

Leaves with 3 to 5 pointed lobes. Leaf margin

Leaves that resemble maple leaves, consisting of five narrow, long, toothed lobes with a distinct central lobe.

Young purple shoots. Stalk green, but purple at the base.

Dark green leaves with light green veins, very luminous, compound.

Leaves with 3 to 5 pointed lobes. Blade medium green with grey-green spots and cream margins.

Mottling on

A distinctive leaf with pointed lobes reminiscent of a Maltese cross. The terminal lobe is almost rhomboid.

Leaf blade

Vigorous, fast-growing ivy.

Leaves generally composed of 3 to 5 asymmetrical lobes, very wavy, almost turned in on themselves

Fan-shaped leaves consisting mainly of 5 lobes, sometimes with 2 additional auricular lobes. The petiole is reddish and often flattened.

Leaf blade

A climbing ivy with few branches, with small, slender 3-lobed leaves bearing a light yellow macule in the centre of the leaf.

Leaves composed of 3 rounded lobes, quite imposing, more or less embossed, of the most beautiful effect. Dark olive green blade

Asymmetrical foliage that looks grey from a distance, giving the impression of being as thin as cigarette paper. Not very branchy, very vigorous, shoots

A very decorative ivy with its almost round leaves, which are wavy and curled at the edges, a little like parsley.

Leaf blade

An interesting curiosity for ground cover. Cup-shaped leaves resembling ears.

Light green leaves, cut with stems and

Green-yellow leaves in bright conditions, but green in the shade.

Composed of 5 lobes. Curly, wavy margins, like its sister.

Very branchy ivy that grows slowly.

Leaves with 3 lobes, with the central lobe much more developed. Very pronounced veins

Compact ivy with distinctive foliage, for use as ground cover in small spaces.

Leaves, about the size of a piece of

Ivy with small, thin, 3-5-lobed leaves on sparsely branched stems.

Young green leaves

A hardy, vigorous ivy that can be used as ground cover or as a climber, if there is support. Foliage cut into

A moderately vigorous, climbing or ground-covering ivy with shiny 3- or 5-lobed leaves.

Variegated leaf in shades of

A compact, fast-growing variety.

The leaf is rather small, consisting of 5 lobes with slightly rounded tips. Blade

Climbing, highly branched but not very leafy because of the long internodes.

Asymmetrical leaves with 3 to 5 lobes

A variety with few branches. Long stems with long internodes bearing thick 3-lobed, or sometimes 5-lobed, leaves of 3 to 10 cm long.

A fasciate variety with no two leaves identical. Leaves can have from 5 to 11 lobes and measure from 4 to 8 cm.

A stocky variety with medium to light green foliage.

Leaves composed of 3 distinct, fairly broad lobes. Base on

Light to medium green foliage with attractive veins.

Glossy, rolled leaf, scurved from the apical lobe. At

A vigorous, branched plant that forms large masses of light green foliage.

Sagittate leaf composed of 5 lobes, the central lobe

Similar to ‘Parasol’. But with shorter internodes, a stockier plant and a little more branching.

Leaves, shaped

Small-leaved ivy with 5 to 7 forward-pointing lobes. Median lobe often divided into two parts.

Leaf blade

A medium-growing, climbing plant with numerous branches.

Leaves with 3 lobes, rarely 5. Base colour

A stocky plant, forming a mound of short to medium-sized, rather slender, highly branched stems with short internodes.

Green foliage

A vigorous climbing ivy or ground cover producing long, branched stems with internodes 5 to 7 cm apart.

Green foliage

A compact, branching variety. Leaves with 3 distinct, rounded lobes, sometimes almost like leaflets with an embossed surface.

Similar to the ‘Boskoop’ variety. The only difference is that the leaves are not as wavy.

Stems growing in

A variety close to the type producing relatively few leaves and giving more transparency to its support.

Dark green leaves

Leaves with 3 slightly pronounced lobes and rounded tips.

Dark green foliage with a yellow-green macule in the centre.

A stocky, slow-growing variety with few branches.

Small, toothed leaves with 5 to 7 pointed lobes pointing forwards.

A variegated form of ‘Wonder’, with more growth and less branching.

Compact cultivar. Leaves with 3 lobes. Blade with green spots.

Vigorous, fast-growing, ideal for ground cover. It has few branches and produces long, stiff stems.

Large leaves

Leaves fan-shaped or cup-shaped, more or less striped, with 3 to 5 lobes. Green blade

Irish ivy is characterised by its very pronounced, raised, light green veins on the surface of its shiny green leaves.

These

Smaller foliage than the type species. Leaves with 5 ogival lobes, well detached from each other. Lobes of

Shiny, heart-shaped, dark green foliage that varies with the season. The stems are supple, thick

Asymmetrical foliage, sometimes round, sometimes lobed with slightly undulating margins.

Large leaf, mottled light green and grey-green with

Dark green, glossy leaves that may be rounded or pointed. Margins often curved underneath.

Medium to tall ivy

Largest leaves of the genus Hedera. They can reach up to 25 cm in length. Foliage is not lobed or three-lobed,

Attractive ivy, with narrow, dark green, shiny, pointed foliage, composed of 0 to 3 lobes.

Base of leaves slightly

Perfect cordate leaf. Blade medium to dark green.

Red stems and petioles. Stems sparsely branched, with internodes.

Light green foliage, less thick than the type, which takes on beautiful bronze tones in winter.

Broad leaves with

Broad, dark green, curved foliage with an attractive sheen. Leaves composed of 3 to 5 lobes, more or less lobed.

Thick, cordate leaves, sometimes almost triangular.

Composed of 3 small well rounded lobes, the 2 lobes at the base are