Virginia creeper, also known by its Latin name Parthenocissus quinquefolia, is a highly prized ornamental plant for its spectacular autumn foliage. Although part of the same family as grapevine, its berries are not edible. Its main appeal lies in the bright color of its leaves in autumn, which offer a magnificent display of warm hues.
Features:
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Spectacular Foliage: Virginia creeper is distinguished by its dense and spectacular foliage in autumn, which turns bright colors ranging from red to purple, adding a touch of beauty to any outdoor space.
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Fast Growth: This vigorous plant has the ability to quickly cover surfaces, making it an excellent choice for dressing facades, walls, or trellises.
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Easy Maintenance: Virginia creeper is relatively easy to maintain. It requires little watering after its first year of growth and can benefit from a green plant fertilizer during the growing period to promote its development.
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Decorative Use: It is ideal for refreshing the ambient air of terraces, patios, or balconies thanks to its dense and lush foliage.
Growing Tips:
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Sowing: Virginia creeper seeds can be sown in spring, in March or April, in well-drained and sunny soil.
Virginia creeper seeds generally require cold stratification to optimize germination.
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Watering: Water the plant sufficiently during its first year of growth. Afterwards, watering is generally unnecessary in open ground.
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Care: Regularly pinch the stems to encourage branching and denser plant growth.
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