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ORNAMENTAL PLANTS OF HORTICULTURE VALUE

Hardy trees and shrubs for special environmental conditions

Hedera
(Apiaceae, alternative name Umbelliferae; formerly as Araliaceae)

Hedera pastuchowii Woronow - Ivy

Eastern Transcaucasus. In mixed forests. Evergreen woody vine with long climbing stems. Leaves thin, glossy, light green, entire or with wavy margins, 10-12 cm x 6-9 cm, rounded (often) or oblong-elliptic (rarely), deeply or shallowly lobed, cordate or cuneate at the base. Fl - late summer. Fr - the following year. Can be used as a climbing plant in sunny places. Does not grow well as a groundcover plant. Z 6 (5). New.

HARDY TREES AND SHRUBS
 
 
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