Parthenocissus tricuspidata #1Parthenocissus tricuspidata "Boston Ivy" is densely branched, self clinging vine and an excellent choice for covering masonry. The thick, waxy, glossy green foliage turns a spectacular orange to red in the fall. Small black blue berries grace the branches. Great wildlife plant. Can be drought tolerant once established. Light: full Sun Size: 30 50' varies Zone: 4 9 Images are for general reference only. The size, shape and leaf color will vary. This

Pro tip: remove faded flowers

Red hot leaves are edged in yellow and the color holds through the summer

low growing

a fresh green in spring

Small white blooms appear in clusters throughout the spring and the foliage turns a nice orange-yellow in the fall

this natural Nigella Orientalis looks like an everlasting bouquet

Blooms: late summer to fall

Fertilization: slow release feed in spring

water deeply but infrequently

overlapping densely arranged needles are gorgeous blue

Not known to reseed

Western Red Cedar