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Veitch Boston Ivy

Parthenocissus tricuspidata 'Veitchi'

This plant is doing a great job of covering an ugly chain link fence, at least during the summer. Leaves turn a subtle red in the fall, not as bright as advertised probably due to lack of sun.

  • Plant Type
  • Vine
    • Shade Grade
    • A
    • Light Requirement
    • Part Shade
    • Sun
    • Location
    • North Side Yard
    Nursery Tag

    Rapid growing spreading deciduous broadleaf vine. Spread is 30 to 40 feet. Hardy to about -15 degrees F. Likes sun/part shade.

    Gardener's Log

    07/2011: Planted on rock wall next to creek.

    05/2016: Something, I think a squirrel, clipped off one of the stems at the ground! To protect it I tented 2 concrete slabs in a pyramid around the remaining stem. Happily, what was left of the plant still grew quite vigorously.

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    Photo by PhylB

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    Veitch Boston Ivy

    Shade Grade

    A

    Thriving on a partly-sunny, south-facing fence. Midday sun, morning and evening shade.

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