I hate this ivy's lime-green leprechaun guano foliage, and as an ivy lover, that's saying something. Once it climbs (a very long process...Read More), it gets ridicules pancake sized leaves...take a look at my pics.
Oklahoma City, OK (Zone 7a) | February 2005 | neutral
Nicely trailing variety. Leaves are small and fan-shaped with rounded corners. Cute plant. Makes for a nice groundcover or a pretty co...Read Morentainer plant.
Chesterland, OH (Zone 5b) | September 2004 | neutral
I just received this cutting this year for joining the American Ivy Society. It is the 2004 Ivy of the year. The cutting I received was p...Read Moreromptly chewed up by cat, so this is all new growth in two months. I plan on planting my outside here in Z5. The American Ivy Society is at: http://www.ivy.org
This is what AIS has to say about Hedera helix 'Duck Foot':
"Hedera helix 'Duck Foot' has been selected by the American Ivy Society as "Ivy of the Year" for 2004.This miniature ivy has leaves that really do look like a duck's foot! With small leaves not more than an inch across and self-branching habit of growth, it is well suited for pots, baskets and topiaries. Don't let this diminutive ivy fool you; it is also very winter hardy. In test gardens it has survived to at least zone 5 to minus 20 degrees F".
I hate this ivy's lime-green leprechaun guano foliage, and as an ivy lover, that's saying something. Once it climbs (a very long process...Read More
Smaller and better behaved (slower growing) than other Hedera helix varieties.
Not a rampageous plant. Extremely pleasing texture (much like the edge of a doille) as a small-scale groundcover.
Nicely trailing variety. Leaves are small and fan-shaped with rounded corners. Cute plant. Makes for a nice groundcover or a pretty co...Read More
I just received this cutting this year for joining the American Ivy Society. It is the 2004 Ivy of the year. The cutting I received was p...Read More