Ivy

Family:

Araliaceae

Appearance:

Hanging plant, up to 20 m long, with green leaves and winter.

If it has support, it becomes tortoises, with roots adventitious on the stalks or with bristles for the fastening.

The leaves are two-fold: those on the floral branches are whole ovate-rhombic and those on the sterile branches are palm lumbar.

The flowers are in the form of yellow-green umbrellas. Fruits are globose berries, mature black purple.

Origins:

Europe, Macaronesia, northwestern Africa and across central-southern Asia east to Japan and Taiwan