Hedera hibernica ‘Rona’ – Irish Ivy

Ivy is a versatile plant that can thrive in a variety of conditions.

• Ivy is ideal for covering walls and fences, creating an aesthetic effect while masking less attractive surfaces.
• It easily climbs vertical surfaces thanks to its aerial roots, adding greenery to brick, stone or wooden walls.
• Ivy can be planted at the foot of trees, where it climbs to create a natural effect. It is often used in forest gardens.
• Ivy is effective for stabilizing slopes and embankments, thanks to its dense root system that helps prevent soil erosion.
• Ivy can be grown in hanging pots or window boxes, where it falls elegantly, bringing greenery to interiors and balconies.
• Ivy tolerates shade well and can be planted in areas with little sunlight where other plants find it difficult to thrive, such as under trees or against north walls.
• Ivy can adapt well to damp soil, making it a good option for banks or damp areas in your garden.
• Ivy is often used in urban environments to green buildings and improve the aesthetics of public spaces.
• On building facades, it can help regulate interior temperature by providing natural insulation.