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WANTED: Ivy that changes to red color in fall

17 years ago

In midwest I saw this Ivy climbing on walls of buildings and it would change color in fall. What is that Ivy? if you have would you let meknow what are you for in exchange. I believe it can be grown by cuttings?

Comments (4)

whisst
17 years ago
i am sorry to say but this sounds like poison ivy. maybe im wrong, it has happened before lol. whisst
seneca_s
17 years ago
Sure it's not Virginia Creeper? I don't know if you'd want that. You really have to stay on top of it. I hear the Glenora variety of grape has a nice color change for fall.
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purplelotus
Original Author
17 years ago
I can't find what is the name. Leaves are like maple leaves , not that pointy. it becomes red/marron in fall really beautiful. I am wondering if anyone in west WA has them growing?
missysue
17 years ago
It sounds like Boston Ivy to me. It has little suckers that will attach to brick, rock or siding. It can be destructive to buildings. Bees also love it. It turns a beautiful red in the fall.

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