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Parthenocissus 'Quinquefolia' | Virginia Creeper | On a 90cm Cane in a 3L Pot Climbing Plants
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Parthenocissus 'Quinquefolia' | Virginia Creeper | On a 90cm Cane in a 3L Pot Climbing Plants
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Parthenocissus 'Quinquefolia' | Virginia Creeper | On a 90cm Cane in a 3L Pot Climbing Plants
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Parthenocissus 'Quinquefolia' | Virginia Creeper | On a 90cm Cane in a 3L Pot Climbing Plants

Parthenocissus 'Quinquefolia' | Virginia Creeper | On a 90cm Cane in a 3L Pot

Parthenocissus Quinquefolia

SKU: CLI0028

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The Highlights

    • Can easily climb up an entire two-story wall
    • Leaves are a luscious green from spring to summer
    • Foliage turns a fiery ruby red in Autumn
    • Can cope in full sun or shade
    • Fully Hardy throughout the country in the worst winters
    • Support required until well established Until the plant has managed to establish itself it will need to be supported. Use a small trellis, series of canes, or some wall wiring. MORE
    • Please Note: Our climbers are pruned back each winter, and some during the summer, so you may find at certain times of year they do not cover the whole 90cm cane. This is intentional to ensure the best growth when you plant out

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Supplied as:

3L Potted Plant

Height on arrival:

20-90cm
The height of your plant will be dependent on the time of year and pruning cycle. All climbers arrive on a 90cm bamboo cane.

Eventual height:

15m

Eventual spread:

5m
Reaches a spread of 5m

Time to first crop:

Habit:

Climbing
Parthenocissus are vigorous climbers growing 10-20 m high (1-2 m of new growth a year). They climb by means of tendrils that are sometimes tipped with adhesive pads, which allows the plant to cling even to a very smooth surface. The stems are slightly twining and provide the plant with the additional support.

Hardiness:

Fully Hardy
Fully hardy to the very worst of the British winters.

Rootstock:

Spacing:

2.5m
Space plants 2.5m apart in all directions. Best grown up a support structure such as a wall.

Care Guide

Good Pest and Disease Resistance

Is generally disease free. The plant may have issues with Red Spider Mites and Vine Weevils. Inspect the leaves regularly for signs pests, including webs and notches bitten into the foliage. If you find Red Spider Mites then try misting the plant as they thrive in more dry conditions. If you find Vine Weevils then try to pick off as many of the adults and the larvae as possible. If necessary there are pesticides you can use to try to control the bugs.MORE

Water Often in First Year

In the first year of you planting the plant, youwill want to water it often to keep the soil consistently moist, especially during prolonged dry and hot periods. As the plant establishes itself, however, its watering needs will decrease to the point where it should be self sufficient in all but the hotest of droughts.MORE

Full Sun to Full Shade

This variety can cope in full sun to full shade and everything in between.MORE

Any Moist but Well-Drained Soil

If your soil is particularly clay heavy and gets waterlogged often, make sure you mix in plenty of organic matter and perhaps even gravel or perlite to help improve drainage.MORE

Not Required

Don't worry, this isn't a hungry plant so your food bills won't be going up!MORE

Prune Annually

Once the plant has established itself and you have trained it to grow in the desired direction and shape, you should prune the plant annually in Autumn/Early Winter time. Watch out the plant does not grow over important parts of your structure such as windows or guttering because it definitely will given the opportunity.MORE

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