Hedera helix ‘Nadine’ adulte

Forms a small, very nicely variegated bush, with shades of yellow-green and apple-green on a cream to white background.

In autumn, flowering in the form of greenish umbels. Fruits that follow remain until spring in the form of green then black berries.

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Description

Ornemental ivy  – Hedera helix ‘Nadine’ adulte

In a nutshell

Nadine’ ivy is an ivy recovered by Olivier Arcelus from the garden of an enthusiast… Nadine.

Here it is in its adult version. Adult Hedera helix ‘Nadine’ forms a small, very nicely variegated bush, with shades of yellow green and apple green on a cream to white background.

In autumn, it flowers in greenish umbels. The ensuing fruit remains until spring, in the form of green then black berries.

History

This cultivar comes from a cutting recovered by Olivier Arcelus in the garden of an enthusiast named Nadine.

Technical leaflet - Hedera helix 'Nadine' adulte

Botanical information

  • Family: Araliaceae
  • Genus : Hedera
  • Species: helix
  • Cultivar: ‘Nadine
  • Pierot classification: adult ivy
  • Foliage stage: adult
  • Species origin: Europe, from Spain to Norway, but little on the Atlantic coast.
  • Cultivar origin: discovered by Olivier Arcelus

 

Description of mature Hedera helix ‘Nadine

  • Port : arbustif, compact
  • Number of lobes: unlobed
  • Leaf length: 5 cm
  • Sheet width: 4 cm
  • Leaf color: variegated shades of green on a white background
  • Color of veins: cream
  • Stem and petiole color: green
  • Flowering period: September to October
  • Flowering color: greenish umbels
  • Fructification: black berries
  • Fruiting period: November to April
  • Hairs: stellate, 3 to 5 branches

 

Planting, growing and care instructions for mature Hedera helix ‘Nadine

  • Exposition : soleil, mi-ombre, ombre
  • Hardiness: -15°C
  • Soil moisture: cool soil
  • Soil PH: neutral or calcareous
  • Soil type: all
  • Soil richness: ordinary or humus-bearing
  • Use: pots, planters, rockery, plant apartment, isolated
  • Development: moderate
  • Pruning: once a year
  • Pests: very rare (red spider mites, scale insects)
  • Diseases: very rare (leaf spots)

A page from my little ivy encyclopedia

The question of circumstance

What is mature ivy?

In its development, ivy passes through 3 successive stages.

1 – dans un premier temps, il rampe sur le sol et forme des racines adventives qui lui permettent de ramper toujours plus loin, formant ainsi un tapis toujours vert. C’est le stade juvénile.

2 – lorsqu’il rencontre un support, il commence à grimper. En lieu et place des racines adventives, il forme des crampons qui lui permettent de grimper toujours plus haut. C’est le stade semi-adulte.

3 – when it sees enough light, it enters its third stage, the adult stage. It now grows horizontal branches, rather like a shrub. In autumn, it flowers in greenish umbels, much appreciated by pollinating and foraging insects. These flowers give rise to berries which gradually ripen over the winter, feeding birds.

Mature ivy is therefore of great interest for biodiversity.

By taking cuttings from the adult stage of an ivy plant, you can obtain mature, shrubby ivy.

Ivy in literature

“The old bridge, wrapped in ivy, seemed to be waiting patiently for time to take its course.”

E.M. ForsterHowards End

Additional information

Stock 9cm and 1L pots

0 pot

Stock containers of 2 or 4L

0 cantainer

Stock big articles

0 big article

Shape

Compact, Shrubby

Appearance of foliage

White variegated

Possible uses

Houseplant, Isolated, Pots or planters, Rockery

Exposure

Partial shade, Shade, Sun

Hardiness

Good hardiness

Ease of cultivation

Medium

Development speed

Slow

Development vigor

Modest

Classification according to the Pierot system

Adult

Award

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