Does ivy bloom?

Flowering period

Ivy is an evergreen vine that can bloom. The flowering period is generally in autumn and is relatively long. Of course, if you are lucky, the flowering period will last until spring. When blooming, each inflorescence has one flower, which is small, white-green or light yellow, and has a faint fragrance. If you have a pot of ivy that you have kept for several years and that is tied up upright, when it blooms, the flowers will be distributed from top to bottom, ranging from 5 to 40 flowers, which is very beautiful.

But many flower lovers say that they have never seen ivy blooming. I am lying. The picture tells it all. Take a look at the blooming ivy.

Common ivy produces small yellow flowers.

Small white flowers of Swedish ivy.

Creeping ivy has small purple flowers.

What is the language of flowers?

Although the flowers of ivy are inconspicuous, they have great meaning. It symbolizes united love, faithful friendship, affection. In ancient times, it was considered a magical plant that could grow freely, remain evergreen and bloom, giving people a sense of eternity. In Greek mythology, it represents the god of wine Dionysus, who is loyal, energetic, and symbolizes eternal youth.