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Hedera hibernica
Irish ivy, Atlantic ivy
Hedera hibernica, or Irish ivy, is a fast-growing, evergreen climber ideal for walls, fences, and ground cover. With large, glossy green leaves, it provides year-round interest while providing wildlife habitats.
This hardy vine thrives in sun or shade and adapts to various soils. Resistant to pollution and coastal conditions, Hedera hibernica is perfect for low-maintenance gardens, offering excellent coverage for vertical surfaces and creating lush, green landscapes with minimal effort.
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Plant Biography
Hedera hibernica, commonly known as Irish ivy, is native to the Atlantic coasts of Europe, particularly Ireland and the UK, but it is also Spain, Portugal and France. It has been introduced to other parts of the world for ornamental and practical uses.
Irish ivy is valued for its robust growth and ability to thrive in various environments, from shaded areas to coastal regions. Historically, it has been used in landscaping for ground cover, erosion control, and as a climber for walls and trellises. Its resilience to pollution and coastal conditions has made it a popular choice for urban gardens and green spaces.
Care & Size Guidance
Hedera hibernica (Irish ivy) is a low-maintenance, fast-growing evergreen vine that thrives in both sun and shade, though it prefers partial to full shade for optimal growth. It adapts to various soil types, preferring moist, well-drained conditions.
This hardy vine can grow up to 12 metres tall when climbing and spreads 4-8 metres wide when grown as a ground cover. Regular pruning helps control its spread and maintain its shape. While it’s drought-tolerant once established, consistent watering encourages lush growth. It’s ideal for covering walls, fences, or as erosion control in shaded, low-maintenance areas.











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