What is creeper? What does creeper look like?

1. Ivy

Parthenocissus tricuspidata, also known as climbing wall vine, is a plant belonging to the genus Parthenocissus in the Vitaceae family. It blooms in summer and has small yellow-green petals. Often seen crawling on walls or rocks. Its flowering period is June and its fruiting period is generally from September to October. The origin of this plant is eastern Asia, the Himalayas and North America, and it has since been introduced to all parts of the world. Because of its high ornamental value, it is now widely used in daily greening.

2. Features

1. Appearance characteristics: It is a vine plant with strong climbing ability. There are tendrils on the branches of ivy, and sticky suction cups on the top, so it can stick to walls, trees, and rocks. The leaves are green and hairless, turning red in autumn.

2. Growth habits: It has strong adaptability and can adapt to various growth environments. It likes shade and is cold-resistant, has strong adaptability to soil and grows extremely quickly.

3. The appearance of creeper

1. Southeastern creeper: The leaves have 5 leaflets and are in cymes. The production areas are mainly distributed in Fujian, Guangdong and other provinces in my country.

2. Variegated creeper: The young branches are quadrangular. Young leaves are green with white spots or purple on the back. Inflorescence paniculate. It is mainly distributed in Hubei and Shaanxi in my country.

3. Three-leaf creeper: The leaves have 5 leaflets and are in cymes. It is mainly produced in Sichuan, my country.

4. Five-leaf creeper: The young branches are cylindrical and the leaves have 5 leaflets. The flowering period is from June to July, and the fruiting period is from August to October. It is mainly produced in Central America and is also cultivated in Northeast and North my country.

5. Pink-leaf creeper: The edges of the leaves are pink, so it is called pink-leaf creeper. Its leaves are thicker than other varieties. It is mainly produced in East China and other places.