English ivy

Descrption

English ivy, a non-regulated Class C noxious weed, is a woody, evergreen, perennial vine often found in King County's urban and suburban forests. Vines are trailing or climbing, and can reach 90 feet long with stems 1 foot wide.

Product Constituents

• English ivy plant
  
• 5" Selfwatering plastic pot
• Healthy soilmix
• Description tag

Plant Care

• Light - English ivy prefers part shade to full shade with indirect light. It can tolerate a couple of hours of morning or evening sun, but should be kept out of direct afternoon sun.
• Watering - Water ivies thoroughly, then let the soil dry to the touch to a depth of 1⁄2 inch before watering again. In the summer, water every 6-10 days and in the winter, water every 10-14 days. Overwatering can cause brown leaves, and underwatering can lead to pest infestations.
• Humidity - Ivies prefer moderate humidity, but they will tolerate normal low home levels. You can mist it every other day.
• Fertilizer - Fertilize your ivy about once a month in the spring, summer, and fall. English ivy does well with a well-balanced, generic houseplant fertilizer.
• Trimming - If your ivy is getting out of control, you can trim the longest stems. You can also grow new plants from cuttings