Hedera helix 'Telecurl' - Ornemental Ivy

Hedera helix ‘Telecurl’ – Ornemental Ivy

Variety with small green, lobed leaves that are curled, twisted or folded between the lobes.

As the plant matures, it becomes bushier and more mature, with sharper, lobeless triangular leaves.

Base of leaves cordate. Blade green. Base of main veins often purple or red-pigmented.

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Category Ivy

Ornamental ivy, Hedera helix ‘Telecurl’, is a variety with small, lobed green leaves that are curled, twisted or folded between the lobes.

As the plant matures, it develops a bushier, more mature growth habit and develops sharper, lobeless triangular leaves.

Leaf bases are cordate. Blade is green. The base of the main veins is often purple or red-pigmented.

This cultivar is a mutation of ‘California’. It was introduced by E. Williams’ nursery and a florist in Sprinfield, Ohio, USA, in 1950.

Family: Araliaceae
Genus : Hedera
Species: helix
Cultivar: ‘Telecurl’
Pierot classification: wavy-leaf ivy
Foliage stage: juvenile
Species origin: Europe, from Spain to Norway, but little on the Atlantic coast.
Cultivar origin: sport of ‘California’, introduced by E. Williams Nursery, Ohio, USA.

“The ivy that weaves itself around old churches seems intent on preserving their sanctity through the ages.”

Weight	N/A
Stock 9cm and 1L pots	21 to 50 pots
Stock containers of 2 or 4L	3 to 5 containers
Stock big articles	1 to 2 big articles
Shape	Bushy, Quite branched, Spread out, Stocky
Appearance of foliage	Atypical, Curly, Green
Possible uses	Ground cover, Hanging plant, Houseplant, Pots or planters
Exposure	Partial shade, Shade, Sun
Hardiness	Fairly good hardiness
Ease of cultivation	Easy
Development speed	Slow
Development vigor	Medium
Classification according to the Pierot system	Curly, From 'Pittsburgh'
Award	No known award