The Virginia Creeper, also known as Parthenocissus, is a fast-growing climbing plant that is ideal for covering walls, fences, or pergolas. This garden plant has green leaves that turn a beautiful red and purple in the autumn, creating a lovely color change. Parthenocissus is easy to care for and grows well in both sunny and shady spots. Thanks to its hardiness, the plant remains attractive all year round. Perfect for anyone looking for a low-maintenance, green addition to the garden.
Wild Virginia Creeper
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Parthenocissus tr. 'Veitchii Boskoop' - Boston ivy - Yellow - Green - Climbing plant - Ø9cm - ↕35cm
Meet the Virginia creeper, a vigorous climbing plant that transforms any bare wall, fence, or facade into a lush green carpet. With its beautiful yellow-green leaves and impressive growth rate, this plant instantly adds character and warmth to any outdoor space. Once established, it covers its surface with a dense, living canopy that delights anew each season. Position: partial shade to partial sun Climbing height: up to 10m Hardy: down to -25°C Pruning time: April Attachment method: self-clinging — attaches itself to walls and facades without a trellis The Virginia creeper is supplied as a young, healthy plant approximately 35 cm tall in a Ø9 cm pot — compact and ready to begin its great adventure. With an eventual climbing height of 10m, it is perfectly suited to fully cover large facades, fences, pergolas, and walls. Thanks to its self-clinging ability, it does not require an additional trellis or wires: it finds its way up entirely on its own. Use it as an attractive privacy screen, as green cladding for a concrete wall, or as a lively accent along a garden wall. Bring this magnificent climbing plant home today and give your garden or facade the green look it deserves.
€18,99
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Parthenocissus tr. 'Veitchii Boskoop' - Boston ivy 2x - Yellow - Green - Climbing plant - Ø9cm - ↕35cm
Welcome the golden clematis into your garden and discover how a bare fence or dull wall transforms into a golden-yellow floral display. Clematis tangutica is a real eye-catcher that provides a spectacle all season long with its graceful, lantern-shaped yellow flowers and feather-light seed heads. Once you see this climber in bloom, you will be hooked. Position: Full sun, preferably with the roots in the shade and the top in the sun Climbing height: up to 3m Hardy down to: -34°C Pruning time: February Climbing support: requires a trellis, wires, or pergola to climb Delivery height: 35 cm in a Ø9 cm pot This vigorous climber is ideal for a pergola, fence, rose arch, or facade, where it will grow into a lush green wall 3m high. The plant is delivered at a sturdy height of 35 cm and quickly grows to its full potential. Thanks to its extreme hardiness, it survives the harshest winters effortlessly. Bring this special climber home today and give your outdoor space the warm, flowery look it deserves.
€21,99
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Parthenocissus tr. 'Veitchii Boskoop' - Boston ivy 6x - Yellow - Green - Climbing plant - Ø9cm - ↕35cm
Discover the enchanting beauty of the 'Constance Elliott' passion flower, a climbing plant that transforms any garden into an exotic paradise. With its graceful, radiant white flowers, it immediately draws attention, turning a bare wall, fence, or pergola into a lush, living work of art. The unique flower shape—featuring striking filaments and a magnificent center—makes this plant a true focal point that will leave neighbors and visitors in awe. Position: Full sun Climbing height: 5m Hardy down to: -12°C Pruning time: March Climbing support: Needs a trellis, wires, or pergola Delivery height: 35 cm in a Ø9 cm pot This vigorous climber reaches an impressive height of 5m, making it ideal as a green privacy screen along a fence, as charming coverage for a pergola, or as lush wall dressing on a sunny facade. Delivered young at 35 cm, it grows enthusiastically upward along wires or a trellis. Thanks to its hardiness down to -12°C, it survives the cold months and returns each year, renewed and ready to bloom. Bring this extraordinary passion flower home today and give your outdoor space the green look it deserves.
€36,99
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Parthenocissus tr. 'Veitchii Boskoop' - Wild grape 4x - Yellow - Green - Climber - Ø9cm - ↕35cm
Imagine: a bare fence or grey wall slowly disappearing behind a lush sea of light pink, white, and purple. The tricolour climber is a true eye-catcher in any garden, turning every corner into a romantic, colourful spot full of life. With its unique three-coloured blooms, this climbing plant creates a picturesque effect that will leave the neighbours stopping in admiration. Position: Partial shade to partial sun Climbing height: up to 6m Delivery height: approximately 35 cm — a young, vigorous plant with growth potential Pot size: Ø9 cm Hardy: down to -15°C Pruning time: March Climbing support: requires a trellis, wires, or pergola to grow optimally Flower colour: Light pink, white, and purple This beautiful climbing plant is perfect for covering pergolas, fences, walls, and rose arches. It not only offers a colourful spectacle but also serves as an excellent privacy screen. The plant is supplied as a healthy, young 35 cm climber and will grow up to an impressive 6m tall. Get this plant today and give your garden the green, blooming look it deserves.
€31,99
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Parthenocissus henryana - Virginia Creeper - ↕65cm - Ø15cm
Parthenocissus Henryana is the most colorful climbing plant in the Virginia creeper family. The hand-shaped green leaves have silvery veins and turn a beautiful red in the autumn.
€21,99
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Virginia Creeper - Parthenocissus Engelmannii - Leaves Green, later Red - ↕40cm - Ø11cm - 2x
"Parthenocissus 'Engelmannii' is a beautiful climbing plant that is perfect for covering walls, fences, and pergolas. This plant is known for its lush green leaves that turn a brilliant red color in the autumn. The 'Engelmannii' variety is hardy and can withstand various weather conditions well. It is a fast grower, allowing it to quickly cover a large area. Moreover, this climbing plant is low-maintenance, making it ideal for both experienced and novice gardeners. Height: Up to 10 meters Flowering: Small, inconspicuous flowers Autumn color: Deep red Location: Sun to partial shade With Parthenocissus 'Engelmannii', you not only add beauty to your garden but also extra privacy and shelter. This plant is a great choice for any garden enthusiast.
€20,99
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Parthenocissus Tricuspidata 'Veitch Boskoop' - Virginia Creeper - ↕65cm - Ø15cm - 4x
Appearance of the plant: Parthenocissus tricuspidata, also known as Virginia creeper, has striking, palmate leaves that usually consist of three lobed parts. In summer, the leaves are green, but in autumn they change to a beautiful red-purple color. The plant can attach itself to surfaces using small adhesive roots and has no conspicuous flowers, but produces small, blue berries in the autumn. Location: This plant grows best in a sunny to partially shaded location. It can be placed both indoors and outdoors, but prefers an outdoor location where it can climb against a wall or other surface. Indoors, it needs plenty of light to grow well. Water requirements: Parthenocissus tricuspidata requires a moderate amount of water. Ensure that the soil remains evenly moist, but not waterlogged. Allow the top layer of soil to dry out slightly between waterings. Shipping: We pack your products in a sturdy box specially designed for (house)plants. The plants and potting soil are protected by a protective cover. The houseplants are secured in the box. This ensures your plant is delivered not only fresh and healthy, but also undamaged.
€44,95
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Parthenocissus Tricuspidata 'Veitch Boskoop' - Virginia Creeper - ↕65cm - Ø15cm
Parthenocissus Tricuspidata 'Veitch Boskoop' - ↕65cm - Ø15cm
€19,99
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Parthenocissus Tricuspidata Veitch Boskoop - Virginia Creeper - ↕65cm - Ø15cm - 2x
Do you want to transform a wall or fence into a living work of art? This set of two Parthenocissus tricuspidata 'Veitch Boskoop' (also known as Japanese felt vine) is famous for its spectacular color change. In spring and summer, you enjoy fresh, glossy green foliage, but in autumn, this climber steals the show with a breathtaking transformation into fiery red and deep purple. With a height of approximately 65 cm and a pot size of Ø15 cm, these two plants are ready to conquer your facade or fence. Virginia Virginia Creeper Care & location The 'Veitch Boskoop' is a self-clinging climber that requires no climbing support thanks to handy suction cups: Light: For the most intense red autumn colors, it is best to place the plant in a sunny spot or in partial shade. It also grows fine in the shade, but the colors remain slightly more subdued. Water: After planting, the plant needs regular water to root properly. Once mature, it can easily withstand a short period of drought. Pruning: Is the plant getting too big or is it growing in front of a window? You can easily trim it back in the summer or autumn. It recovers very quickly. Winter: Unlike Hedera, this is a deciduous climber. As a result, you see the characteristic branch structure in the winter, after which it sprouts vigorously again with new leaves in the spring.
€26,99
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Parthenocissus Tricuspidata 'Veitch Boskoop' - Virginia Creeper - ↕65cm - Ø15cm - 3x
‘Parthenocissus tricuspidata Veitch Boskoop’, also known as Virginia creeper, is a fast-growing, self-clinging climbing plant. Therefore, it does not need to be tied up. The three-pointed leaves are green in summer and turn a beautiful bright red in autumn. Thanks to its strong adhesive roots, the creeper grows quickly and firmly against walls and fences, but it can also be used as a ground cover. It loses its leaves in winter but can survive harsh winters well. It is an easy plant that can thrive in both sun and shade.
€41,95
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Parthenocissus Quinquefolia 'Engelmannii' - Wild Vine - ↕65cm - Ø15cm - 3x
‘Parthenocissus Quinquefolia Engelmannii’, also known as Virginia creeper, is a fast-growing, self-clinging climbing plant. Therefore, it does not need to be tied up. The three-pointed leaves are green in summer and turn a beautiful bright red in autumn. Thanks to its strong adhesive roots, the creeper grows quickly and firmly against walls and fences. It loses its leaves in winter but can survive harsh winters well. It is an easy plant that can thrive in both sun and shade.
€34,99
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Parthenocissus Quinquefolia 'Engelmannii' - Wild Vine - ↕65cm - Ø15cm - 4x
‘Parthenocissus Quinquefolia Engelmannii’, also known as Virginia creeper, is a fast-growing, self-clinging climbing plant. Therefore, it does not need to be tied up. The three-pointed leaves are green in summer and turn a beautiful bright red in autumn. Thanks to its strong adhesive roots, the creeper grows quickly and firmly against walls and fences. It loses its leaves in winter but can survive harsh winters well. It is an easy plant that can thrive in both sun and shade.
€41,99
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Parthenocissus Quinquefolia 'Engelmannii' - Wild Vine - ↕65cm - Ø15cm
‘Parthenocissus Quinquefolia Engelmannii’, also known as Virginia creeper, is a fast-growing, self-clinging climbing plant. Therefore, it does not need to be tied up. The three-pointed leaves are green in summer and turn a beautiful bright red in autumn. Thanks to its strong adhesive roots, the creeper grows quickly and firmly against walls and fences. It loses its leaves in winter but can survive harsh winters well. It is an easy plant that can thrive in both sun and shade.
€19,99
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What is a Virginia Creeper?
The Virginia Creeper (Parthenocissus) is a beautiful, fast-growing climbing plant that is perfectly suited for covering walls, fences, pergolas, and other vertical surfaces in your garden. It is a popular garden plant, known for its ability to grow quickly and its attractive autumn colors. The plant belongs to the grape family, but does not produce edible grapes itself. The great advantage of the Virginia Creeper is that it can climb onto walls itself with its strong adhesive roots, which keeps maintenance to a minimum. This plant not only adds greenery but also creates a lush, natural look, perfect for gardens of various sizes.
Virginia Creeper
As a Virginia creeper, Virginia Creeper is an excellent choice for garden enthusiasts looking for a plant that is not only beautiful but also quick and easy to maintain. The plant grows fast and requires little care. Whether you want to cover a fence, wall, or pergola, Virginia Creeper offers the ideal solution. The leaves are usually green, but in autumn they turn stunning shades of red, orange, and purple. This makes Virginia Creeper a great way to transform your garden from summer to autumn. Because the plant is self-clinging, you do not need to provide extra support for its growth. The adhesive roots ensure that the plant remains firmly in place, even at greater heights or on irregular surfaces.
Virginia Species
There are various species of Virginia creeper, but the most well-known and popular species are Parthenocissus Quinquefolia and Parthenocissus Tricuspidata. Both species are widely used in gardens, but they differ slightly in appearance and characteristics. Below, we briefly discuss the characteristics of these two species.
Parthenocissus Quinquefolia
The Parthenocissus Quinquefolia, also known as the American Virginia creeper, is a very popular species in the garden. This climbing plant is known for its rapid growth and the beautiful color change of its leaves in the autumn. The leaves of Parthenocissus quinquefolia start out green but change to deep red and purple hues in the fall. This variety has strong clinging roots, which means it is excellently suited for covering walls, fences, or screens. Parthenocissus quinquefolia is ideal for larger gardens, as it grows quickly and adapts well to various environments, both in sun and in shade.
Parthenocissus Tricuspidata
The Parthenocissus Tricuspidata, also known as Virginia Creeper or Boston Ivy, has a more detailed leaf pattern with triangular leaves. Like Parthenocissus quinquefolia, this plant displays a beautiful play of colors of red, orange, and purple in the autumn. Parthenocissus tricuspidata also grows quickly and is ideal for covering walls and facades, especially because it adheres well to surfaces. This species is often seen on historic buildings and is known for its aesthetic value. It is an excellent choice for gardens with a classic or formal appearance.
When to Plant Virginia Creeper?
The best time to plant Virginia Creeper is in early spring or early autumn. These are the periods when the plant has the best chance of rooting and growing well. Planting in the spring gives the Virginia Creeper time to establish itself before the warm summer months begin. Planting in the autumn ensures that the plant can prepare for winter, allowing it to get off to a good start in the spring. Ensure that the soil is well-draining and that the plant receives sufficient sun, although it can also grow in the shade, albeit less quickly.
Is Virginia Creeper Winter Hardy?
Yes, Virginia Creeper is a winter-hardy plant that is highly resistant to cold temperatures. It is an excellent choice for both milder and colder climates. The plant can adapt to various weather conditions, making it perfect for outdoor use, even during the winter months. The leaves will wilt in the winter, but the plant itself will often enter a dormant period and will sprout again in the spring. However, be sure to protect the plant from extreme cold, especially if you live in a region with harsh winters.
How Fast Does Parthenocissus Grow?
Parthenocissus is a very fast-growing climbing plant. Under ideal conditions, the plant can grow up to 3 to 5 meters per year, depending on the species and the climate. The growth rate can vary, but generally, Virginia Creeper will start to take root and climb within a few months, making it perfect for quickly covering a wall or fence. With sufficient sunlight, water, and well-draining soil, the plant will quickly reach its maximum growth.
Virginia Virginia Creeper Against the Fence
Virginia Virginia Creeper is an excellent choice for planting against your fence. Thanks to its self-clinging roots, the plant can easily attach itself to wooden or metal fences without needing extra support. This makes Virginia Creeper ideal for creating green privacy screens. Additionally, the plant provides a beautiful appearance, especially in autumn when the leaves change color. All you need is a good sunny or partially shaded spot, and you will be enjoying a lush green fence in no time.
Is Virginia Creeper Self-clinging?
Yes, Virginia Creeper is self-clinging. The plant has clinging roots that attach themselves to surfaces such as walls, fences, pergolas, and gates. This means you do not need to install extra supports or climbing structures, making Virginia Creeper a low-maintenance choice. The adhesive roots can even grip rough surfaces, such as brick or concrete, making it an ideal plant for covering difficult or irregular surfaces.
Is Virginia Creeper Harmful to Walls?
No, Virginia Creeper is generally not harmful to walls. Unlike some other climbing plants that can cause damage by penetrating cracks or joints with their roots, Virginia Creeper has adhesive roots that attach to the surface without causing deep damage. Although it is always important to maintain the plant properly, Virginia Creeper will not affect or damage your walls or facades. However, make sure to prune regularly to prevent overgrowth and keep the plant tidy.
Is Virginia Creeper Toxic?
Although Virginia Creeper is a popular plant, it is important to know that it can be mildly toxic. The berries of the Virginia Creeper contain toxic oxalic acid, which can be fatal to humans if ingested. The plant's sap can irritate the skin, so caution is advised when handling the plant. Additionally, all parts of the Virginia Creeper are mildly toxic to pets, such as cats and dogs. Ingestion of the plant can lead to vomiting, diarrhea, and other health problems. It is therefore essential to seek help if your pet has ingested parts of the plant. Ensure that pets do not have access to the plant and keep a close eye on them to prevent contact.
Buy Virginia Creeper
Do you want to buy a Virginia Creeper? At Planten247, you will find a wide range of these beautiful climbing plants. We offer various types of Virginia Creeper, such as Parthenocissus Quinquefolia and Parthenocissus Tricuspidata, so you can choose the perfect plant for your garden. Our plants are of the highest quality and are grown with care so that they thrive in your garden. Order easily online and receive your Virginia Creeper quickly at your home. Make your garden even greener and more beautiful with a Virginia Creeper from Planten247!
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