English Ivy, a plant that is simply beautiful
This beautiful ivy is the perfect groundcover for your space. Its trailing/creeping nature allow for it to climb its surroundings and spread quickly.
Basics
4-10
This plant will thrive in a partially shady spot!
Regular
Summer
Well draining soil
Green
How to plant & care for English Ivy
English Ivy grows best when watered about once a week, just enough to keep the soil moist.
Ivy thrives in a spot that is shady and has some filtered light!
Pruning is not necessary but Ivy can be trimmed back to meet your desired look.
Take 4-5 inch cutting of the English Ivy plant and place either into new pot with soil. You can also take a cutting and place the bottom into a cup of water, wait for roots to grow in the water, then transplant into a pot.
Use a 20-20-20 fertilizer twice a month during Spring and Summer to keep your English Ivy looking full and beautiful.
Diseases often seen on English Ivy
Leaf spots, powdery mildew, black vine weevil.
