Common Ivy (Hedera helix)
(Hedera helix)
Plant Attracts:
Aphid-eating insects / Bees / Birds
Colour:
Green /
Season:
Autumn / Winter
Size/Height:
Varies
Ivy is probably one of the most useful plants to have in a
wildlife garden, it attracts bees and other insects and its berries
are a source of food for birds. It also provides shelter for a
range of species. A vigorous climber it's an useful plant to cover
unslightly areas.
Plant in March-May or September-November in sun or partial
shade.
We will be adding to the number of wildlife-friendly plants on this list.
We would welcome any suggestions on which plants to include, please email your suggestion to:
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