Search Results for "Vitis coignetiae"

Parthenocissus quinquefolia 'Yellow Wall' (Virginia creeper 'Yellow Wall')

Other names: Vitis quinquefolia 'Yellow Wall'

'Yellow Wall' is a large, vigorous, woody, deciduous climber with palmate, mid-green leaves divided into five ovate leaflets, turning bright golden-yellow in autumn. Inconspicuous green flowers in summer are sometimes followed by blue-black fruit.
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8m max. spread

15m max. height

5-10 years to maturity

Parthenocissus henryana (Silver-vein creeper)

Other names: Ampelopsis henryana, Vitis henryana, Chinese Virginia creeper

P. henryana is a self-clinging climber with velvety foliage (with white veins running down each leaf) turning bright red in autumn. Less vigorous than other Virginia creepers and can be used on a north-facing wall.
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4m max. spread

12m max. height

5-10 years to maturity

Vaccinium vitis-idaea subsp. minus (Mountain cranberry)

Other names: Vaccinium vitis-idaea var. minus, Mountain cowberry, Rock cranberry, Lingberry, Lingonberry, Lingenberry, Lingen, Northern mountain cranberry, Foxberry, Partridgeberry

V. vitis-idaea subsp. minus is a mat-forming, evergreen shrub with small, ovate, glossy, dark green leaves and racemes of small, bell-shaped, deep pink flowers in late spring and early summer followed by edible but acidic, spherical, dark red fruit.
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0.5m max. spread

0.2m max. height

5-10 years to maturity

Parthenocissus quinquefolia (Virginia creeper)

Other names: Wild wood vine, Woodbine, Five-leaved ivy, Five-leaves, True Virginia creeper, American ivy, American woodbine, False grape, Vitis quinquefolia, Ampelopsis hederacea, Ampelopsis quinquefolia

P. quinquefolia is a vigorous, self-clinging climber with five-pointed, deeply divided, mid-green leaves which turn brilliant shades of crimson-red in autumn. Unsuitable choice for small gardens.
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8m max. spread

15m max. height

5-10 years to maturity