- Simple to develop house plant
- Favors splendid, aberrant light or morning sun
- Water completely when on the dry side
- Trim on a case by case basis
- Prompt delivery 2.5" pot
Eva Ivy is a simple to develop type of English Ivy. It inclines toward splendid, circuitous light or morning sun. Water completely when on the dry side. Trim depending on the situation. Not cold strong, inside as a house plant or deck plant during hotter months. Hedera helix is usually alluded to as English ivy since English pioneers carried it to America. Most species are local to Northern and Southern Europe and Northern Africa. Ivies are climbing plants that stick to upstanding surfaces by their foundations, which sprout from the stems and work into any suitable cleft. Given the help of a meager stake, a solitary stem can be prepared to develop vertically and afterward branch out to make a little ivy tree. The plants can likewise be prepared to cover whimsical shapes framed of wires loaded down with sphagnum greenery. Generally, the following stems are permitted to flow over the sides of pots or hanging holders.