Compact ivy

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

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

Composite leaves

A good ground-cover ivy with large leaves.

Leaves with 3 to 5 undulating lobes. Blade green to dark green. Base

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

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

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

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

Leaves as broad as they are long, with 5 lobes. The leaf blade is spotted green on a yellow background. Sometimes the

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

A variety similar to ‘Baccifer’ in shape and shoots. Only the juvenile foliage differs in being

Triangular foliage, similar to ‘Deltoidea’, but thinner stems and leaf blade, glossier leaf blade, green veins instead of grey, lobes

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

Light green leaves, cut with stems and

Very pretty fan-shaped ivy.

Stems thick, clearly fasciate and erect. Leaves with 5 to 7 lobes pointing towards the stem.

A small ground cover with linear or lanceolate leaves, wedge-shaped at the base and pointed at the top.

Medium green to green blade

Original ivy that forms a small mound resembling basil.

Unlobed, lanceolate, inverted cup-shaped leaves.

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

A strong-growing climber with few branches, producing shoots of around 1.50 metres a year.

Dark dull green, lanceolate, rounded leaves

Thick, cordate leaves, sometimes almost triangular.

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

Magnificent wavy ivy, but tricky to grow.

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

A fairly vigorous, branching climber with vine-leaf-shaped foliage.

Dark green leaves throughout

A reliable, dependable cultivar with uniform foliage.

Leaves with 5 shallow, more or less rounded lobes,

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

Leaf blade

Tiny green and grey leaves, narrowly edged in creamy white.

Leaves composed of 3 pointed lobes, one of which is often

A dwarf, slow-growing variety.

Glossy dark green, slightly curved foliage with 3 to 5 lobes.

Miniature ivy with small variegated leaves.

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

A particularly charming ivy, with small yellowish-green leaves dotted with dark green.

In spring, young, brightly coloured shoots bring a touch of colour to the garden.

Yellow-green foliage, which remains yellow in sufficient light.

The young leaves are pale yellow, while the older ones are yellow.

Similar to ‘Buttercup’for its foliage, colour, shape or texture.
It differs

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

Base of leaves slightly

This ivy is quite original, with its small arrowhead-shaped leaves.

Generally made up of 3 to 5

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

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

Green leaves, strongly wrinkled, composed of

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

Green foliage

Leaves with three forward-facing lobes, often twisted with a wavy leaf margin.

Lateral lobes sometimes covering

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

Asymmetrical leaves with 3 to 5 lobes

Autoramifiant with fairly short internodes and 5-lobed, strongly scurved and wavy foliage.

Leaf stalk appears to be

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

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

Perfect cordate leaf. Blade medium to dark green.

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

Adult form of Irish ivy Hedera hibernica ‘Vitifolia’.

Upright growth habit, but foliage retaining its original type. Leaves laid flat

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

Leaves, composed of 5 lobes, wavy

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

Shiny green blade with

Broadly cupped, medium to dark green leaves with 5 lobes.

Central lobe long and pointed.

Japanese ivy with almost round or elongated, pointed leaves

Bluish-grey-green blade in the centre, more strongly tinted

Ivy with dark green bird's-foot leaves.

Composed of 3 to 5 lobes. Central lobe distinctly longer

A medium-growing, climbing plant with numerous branches.

Leaves with 3 lobes, rarely 5. Base colour

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

Blade composed of 3 to 5 lobes

A ground-cover variety with a high decorative value.

Thick, dark green, shell-shaped leaves. Blade fan-shaped. Lobes reduced.

Shiny, heart-shaped, dark green leaves on stiff stems. Uniform, unlobed foliage. Resembles a

Small triangular or three-lobed leaves, greyish green in the centre, narrowly edged with white. Rounded lobes.

In winter, the white border

Polyform foliage, some oblong while others have 2 more or less developed lateral lobes. Rather broad leaves, coloured

Irish ivy with broad, dark green leaves at the end of long stalks.

Blade with 3 faint lobes. Base

Miniature ivy, similar to ‘Triton’ but smaller, with shorter internodes and shorter leaves. Light green blade

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

Green foliage

Leaves composed of 3 to 5 lobes, with a terminal lobe twice as long as the lateral lobes.

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A variety with foliage that can withstand full light without damaging the foliage.

Leaves composed of 5 lobes, or

Very branchy ivy that grows slowly.

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

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

Quite imposing foliage, with clearly visible veins in relief.

Light to medium green lobes, twisted, tapering to a point

Everything about this variety is askew!

The leaves are all different, the edge of the blade being wavy and curved towards the tip.

A variety with atypical leaves. The terminal lobe is sometimes deeply divided into two parts, which gives the leaf the appearance of a "leaflet".

Young, white foliage in spring, especially in a sunny position to the east.

Leaves revert to green at maturity, with 5 lobes

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

Sheet composed of three

A small ground cover with miniature, more or less star-shaped leaves.

Young shoots splashed with white, older leaves olive green. Blade

Elegant ivy with subtle variegation.

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

Remarkable for its colours, the winter red edging making it even more sublime.

Leaves made up of 3 to 5 lobes, not very large

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.

A fasciate form with very short shoots and yellow and green marbled foliage.

The stems are thick and fasciate.

A compact shrub.

Port due to a fasciation that increases the size of the leaves to form very large leaves.

A variety with large, crinkled leaves and irregular variegation.

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

Miniature ivy with small leaves reminiscent of duck prints.
More of a ground cover than a climber, it is ideal for

A stocky, slow-growing variety with few branches.

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

A small, compact ivy that forms very attractive cushions.

Leaves, composed of 3 to 5 narrow lobes, dark green throughout.

Fan-shaped foliage. Leaves with 3 to 5 wedge-shaped lobes. Dull dark green leaf blade, well veined

Very vigorous, with annual shoots up to a metre long, fairly branchy.

Foliage is yellow-green-grey, mottled with green and red.

Fast-growing, compact variegated ivy.

Medium-green to grey-green leaves, edged with creamy white. Composed of 3

Magnificent pot plant.

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

Foliage consists of 5 lobes. This ivy is ideal for small areas of the garden, as its growth is fairly modest.

An original, vigorous climber that will brighten up an old wall or tree trunk.

Lobes, three in number, angular from where