Compact ivy

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

Young pink-red shoots, short internodes, leaves

Large, triangular leaves with 3 faint lobes.

Blade light green speckled with silver-grey and white with

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

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

Ivy with small leaves generally consisting of 5 lobes, often different, some of which are digitate, hence its name.

Slow growth,

Thick, cordate leaves, sometimes almost triangular.

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

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

Green foliage

Sagittate leaves with 5 lobes, decorated with a more or less visible light green to yellow-green central macule. Median lobe

Variety selected by Olivier Arcelus in the forest of Château de Tauzia near Bordeaux.

Long, 3-lobed leaves, sometimes

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

Leaves, shaped

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

A pretty cultivar with unusual foliage and a compact appearance.

Foliage is curled, wavy and splashed with green spots on a background.

Vigorous, fast-growing ivy.

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

A stocky, slow-growing variety.

Slightly branched plant, spaced internodes, green leaves with yellow margins form small mats

It has magnificent, thick, variegated foliage.

Leaves, not lobed or three-lobed, shiny dark green, streaked with cream and red.

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

Asymmetrical foliage with slightly pronounced lobes.

Glossy green leaf blade with a light cream variegation that gives it extra character.

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

Leaf blade

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

Very branched ivy with long stems profusely covered with small bird's-foot leaves.

Leaves composed of 3 lobes, the

Dark green, oblong foliage, not lobed, attractively veined.

Stems with 2 cm internodes that produce shoots

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

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

A polymorphous variety, partly resembling ‘Stella’, but regularly with long, narrow, sagittate leaves with two prominent lobes towards the tip.

A compact variety with broad, wavy leaves.

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

A charming ivy with small silvery leaves.

Leaves tinged with grey-green and olive-green

Found on the Carnac megalith site in Morbihan (Kermario alignment).

Branchy variety with small leaves (2

A particularly attractive variety in the garden with its large, slightly crinkled leaves and its green-grey colour.

Leaf blade composed of 3

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

Leaves, composed of 5 lobes, wavy

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

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

A magnificent golden variety with small leaves.

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

Vigorous climber.

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

Almost round leaves. Lobes very shallow and totally asymmetrical.

Blade attractively veined.

A curiosity that will be particularly highlighted

Compact, very bushy ivy with moderate growth.

Smooth, clover-like foliage, three-lobed. Lobes rounded and so shallow that

Resulting from a fasciation of the cultivar ‘Stuttgart’ . Very dense, almost vertical growth.

Medium-sized leaves. Young leaves light green

It's one of those ivy plants that won't overrun your garden, but will decorate it with taste.

Fine stems,

One of the most graceful ivy with a white margin.

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

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

Leaves composed of 3 to 5 lobes at the base

Compact, semi-erect ivy.

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

A stocky plant with well-branched stems. Leaves three-lobed, the central one protruding. Lobes sometimes well rounded at the base and

Leaves somewhat like vine leaves, but smaller. Lobes pointed and curved downwards.

Mutation of ‘Goldstern’. Compact, sparsely branched plant with broader leaves and short internodes.

Leaves with 5 lobes,

Ground cover with foliage consisting of 3 to 5 lobes with a tapering, slightly scurved central lobe.

New shoots with

Good branching, but poor annual shoot growth.

Leaves mostly unlobed, but occasionally three-lobed with

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

Variegated leaf in shades of

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

Leaf blade

Distinguished by its miniature, asymmetrical and twisted, even folded leaves. The petiole curls around the stem in a bizarre manner.

This ivy is particularly attractive with its bird's-foot leaves, which are bright yellow and then turn pale green.

The

A vigorous, branching, hardy climber.
The shoots and petioles are violet-green in colour, and the leaf is shaped like a leaflet.

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

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

A very fine variety for a sunny spot, with rapid growth.

The colour of the leaf blade changes. In light conditions, young shoots are

A small-growing variety with very unusual foliage.

Leaves composed of 3 to 5 lobes with sinuses

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

Blade with 3 faint lobes. Base

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

Small leaves with the central lobe folded downwards.

Leaves variegated green and grey with

A climbing ivy of medium vigour.

Juvenile leaves composed of 3 to 5 lobes rounded at the apex, adult leaves in

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.

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

Large leaves

Irish ivy, a variety close to the type. Attractive reddish mottling in winter.

Vigorous, matt green leaves

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

Compact ivy with moderate growth. Stems and petioles often thick and fasciate, bearing broad, asymmetrical, dark green to red leaves.

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

A stocky, slow-growing variety with few branches.

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

Leaves with 3 slightly pronounced lobes and rounded tips.

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

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

Miniature ivy with a compact, very branchy habit.

Dark green foliage with more or less fine acuminate lobes.

A variety with small green, lobed leaves that are curled, twisted or folded between the lobes.

As

A small, compact ivy that forms very attractive cushions.

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

Light to medium green foliage with attractive veins.

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

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.

Interesting for its golden yellow to light yellow young shoots, which turn dark green when mature.

Similar to ‘Buttercup’, with

Perfect cordate leaf. Blade medium to dark green.

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

A highly original variety that lives up to its name. Leaves with deeply cut lobes, as if pinched at the base,

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

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

Juvenile leaves are cordate, with small spikes at the end of the lobes. Mature leaves have 3 lobes.

Bright yellowish-green blade

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

Remaining foliage

Asymmetrical, rounded leaves.

The number of lobes varies, generally from 3 to 5. The leaves are generally

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

Mottling on

Its main attraction is its extreme hairiness.

Leaves with 3 to 5 pointed lobes. Leaf margin

A stocky, compact variety with moderately vigorous growth.

Wavy leaves with overlapping lobes.

Forms beautiful mattresses to cover

Distinguished by its wavy, deeply indented and toothed leaves.

Thick, light to medium green foliage. Foliage colour

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

Dark dull green, lanceolate, rounded leaves

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

Leaves revert to green at maturity, with 5 lobes