Parthenocissus quinquefolia - Virginia Creeper

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Parthenocissus quinquefolia - Virginia CreeperParthenocissus quinquefolia Virginia Creeper A vigorous, deciduous self clinging climber with large compound leaves which are divided into five leaflets and which turn fiery shades of red and orange in autumn. They bear inconspicuous green flowers followed by blue black berries which attract birds. Climbs almost any support using tendrils and can also be useful as groundcover. Position: Full sun to full shade Soils: Moist, well drained Hardiness:

After flowering the strappy Daffodil leaves provide nourishment for the bulb

use any you can’t eat for juicing or cooking

as a chance seedling in a Somerset hedgerow

The tree is a heavy cropper

Site: Inland exposed

Good on a north wall

Prune regularly to keep this fast-growing climber under control and encourage flowering

The Autumnal foliage takes on a beautiful golden yellow colouring prior to falling

shallow water features

Rosa Bantry Bay is a modern climbing rose with large

Its dark green branchlets made up of scale-like leaves form a dense and neat green globe

Rosa Alba Maxima - Jacobite rose