Creeper prefers this environment to grow

Another name for Parthenocissus

The nicknames of Parthenocissus are: climbing tiger, brocade, flying centipede, fake grapevine, bundled stone dragon, maple vine, small insect lying grass, red silk grass, red kudzu, lying mountain tiger, red grapevine and so on. Also known as "Bashan tiger" or "ivy".

The habit of Parthenocissus

Deciduous vines of the grape family, with branches and tendrils, a sucker at the top, and a heart-shaped, serrated base.

Confluent around, berries globose, mostly black, longer than between short branches and leaves. Mostly small flowers, yellowish green.

This vine is drought-resistant, cold-resistant, rarely short of water, and has a strong ability to adapt to the environment. Most of them are born in wet, dark soil.

June in summer is its flowering period, and its fruiting period is in late autumn. Collect seeds in October and propagate with cuttings and sowing.

The floral language of Parthenocissus

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