Ivy with curly or wavy foliage never fails to impress. Each variety rivals the others in originality.
Here you will find around 70 species of ivy with wavy or curly foliage.
Their distinctive appearance makes them ideal for planting in window boxes or pots. They are also often used as indoor ivy.

Hedera helix ‘Chalice’ - Ornamental ivy
Slow-growing ivy. Leaves: irregularly shaped and curved, formed of 5 to 7 lobes with wavy margins, glossy.

Hedera helix ‘Cristo’ - Ornamental ivy
Compact ivy. Leaves rolled up on themselves. Sometimes with outgrowths at the edge of the leaf.
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Hedera helix ‘Williamsiana’- Ornamental ivy
Particularly interesting for its undulating foliage. Best used as ground cover, it is also interesting as a large pot or in the garden.

Hedera helix ‘Olive rose’ - Ornamental ivy
Leaves composed of 3 rounded lobes, quite imposing, more or less embossed, of the most beautiful effect. Dark olive green blade

Hedera helix ‘Manda's Crested’ - Ornamental ivy
Autoramifiant with fairly short internodes and 5-lobed, strongly scurved and wavy foliage.
Leaf stalk appears to be

Hedera helix ‘Dragon Claw’ - Ornamental ivy
It has broad, strongly undulating leaves with long petioles.
Leaf with 5 pointed, scurved and twisted lobes.

Hedera helix ‘Appaloosa’ - Ornamental ivy
In winter, it takes on lighter halos reminiscent of the coat of this breed of horse, hence its name.
Curly leaves

Hedera helix ‘Conglomerata’ - Ornamental ivy
A highly original form of ivy.
Leaves clasping at the base, intertwined on either side of the stem in a

Hedera helix ‘Curvaceous’ - Ornamental ivy
Remarkable for its colours, the winter red edging making it even more sublime.
Leaves made up of 3 to 5 lobes, not very large

Hedera helix ‘Dead again’ - Ornamental ivy
So named because of the crumpled, brown edges of the leaf, reminiscent of a dried-out leaf.

Hedera helix ‘Fredrick’ - ornamental ivy
Ivy, variegated and wavy. A real marvel and a rarity!
Rounded and spotted leaves

Hedera helix ‘Frivolité Frisé’ - Ornamental ivy
Ivy from ‘Ivalace’. Slightly lighter foliage with attractive mauve-tinted curling indentations.
Green leaf

Hedera helix ‘Ivalace Marbled’ - Ornamental ivy
Very nice mutation of »Ivalace‘which retains all the characteristics of the parent plant from which it is derived.

Hedera helix ‘Kevin’ - Ornamental ivy
Atypical, vigorous variety.
Leaves: medium-sized, irregularly lobed, with a crinkled surface, twisted at the edges, giving a "shiny" appearance.

Hedera helix ‘Peace’ - wood ivy
Ivy fairly similar to the type, with slightly undulating, webbed leaves.
Blade with 5 pointed lobes. Young stems

Hedera helix ‘Bredon’ - Ornamental ivy
A dwarf, slow-growing variety.
Glossy dark green, slightly curved foliage with 3 to 5 lobes.

Hedera helix ‘Boskoop’ - Ornamental ivy
Compact ivy with dark green, shiny, well-veined leaves. The edges of the leaves are well undulated, sometimes with

Hedera helix ‘California Gold’ - Ornamental ivy
We are particularly delighted by the colour of its young shoots.
Stems, thick, well-branched, with short internodes, bearing

Hedera helix ‘Colin’ - Ornamental ivy
Vigorous climbing ivy.
Leaves are fairly small and composed of 5 to 7 pointed lobes, which appear to be curled up on themselves with the

Hedera helix ‘Dwarf Knight’ - Ornamental ivy
Original ivy that forms a small mound resembling basil.
Unlobed, lanceolate, inverted cup-shaped leaves.

Hedera helix ‘Finger Froth’ - Ornamental ivy
Dark green, leathery leaves with wavy margins, consisting of 5 pointed, finger-shaped lobes.
Limb furrowed by

Hedera helix ‘Frizzle’ - Ornamental ivy
Fast-growing ivy with attractive curly leaves.
Leaves either unlobed or roughly three-lobed. Margins crumpled or cristate. Base

Hedera helix ‘Crispa’ - Ornamental ivy
Compact ivy that resembles ‘Parsley Crested’. But the leaves are larger and flatter, less twitchy and less 'spiky'.

Hedera helix ‘Gilded Hawke’ - Ornamental ivy
Beautiful, bright, well-lobed variegated leaves, borne on stiff, upright petioles.
Blade formed by 3 to 5

Hedera helix ‘Gros Père’ - Ornamental ivy
Mutation of Hedera helix ‘Curly’.
Broad, concave, wavy leaves, with soft green palmate veins, formed from 3

Hedera helix ‘Lalla Rookh’ - Ornamental ivy
Distinguished by its wavy, deeply indented and toothed leaves.
Thick, light to medium green foliage. Foliage colour

Hedera helix ‘Malvern’ - Ornamental ivy
Its main attraction is its extreme hairiness.
Leaves with 3 to 5 pointed lobes. Leaf margin

Hedera helix ‘Manda's Fringette’ - Ornamental ivy
A very attractive ground cover, with a very good mass effect. Leaves pointing forwards, with their 3 lobes cut out to create a rounded shape.

Hedera helix ‘Mario’ - Ornamental ivy
Powerful ivy with very large stems bearing broad leaves.
Shiny, dark green foliage with very wavy edges

Hedera helix ‘Nico’ - ornamental ivy
An uncommon ivy, with wavy-curled leaves, sometimes with small crystals on the margins.
Leaf blade composed of 3