Monrovia Boston Ivy

No, the Green Showers Boston Ivy is self-clinging. It uses small adhesive pads to attach itself directly to surfaces like brick, stone, or wood, making it ideal for covering walls without additional support.

This is a vigorous grower that can reach a mature height of up to 50 feet. You can easily control its size and shape through annual pruning, which is best performed during the winter months while the plant is dormant.

This variety is highly adaptable and hardy in zones 4 through 10. It is resilient enough to handle diverse urban environments and a wide range of soil types.

As a deciduous vine, it will lose its leaves in winter. However, it provides significant seasonal interest, with its large green leaves turning a deep, rich burgundy in the autumn, often accompanied by small, icy blue berries.

For the best growth and foliage color, plant it in a location that receives full sun. It requires moderate watering, though it is generally adaptable once established.