Hedera canariensis 'Variegata' ~ Variegated Algerian Ivy design-studio Root rot may be an

Root rot may be an issue in coastal areas

A heavy profusion of wine-red flowers that bloom on bare branches in early spring before the foliage comes in attracting butterflies

Fertilize 1-2 times  a month during the growing season

Flat-topped clusters of pink flowers cover the plant in later spring to summer

Hedera canariensis 'Variegata' ~ Variegated Algerian Ivy design-studio Root rot may be anVariegated Algerian Ivy is a vigorous self clinging woody evergreen vine with large variegated foliage. The thick glossy lobed leaves emerge bright green with irregular creamy margins and the centers mature to dark green with gray green marbling while keeping the margins. Grows best with some shade and fertile, well drained lightly acidic soil. Drought tolerant once established. Type: Groundcover, Vine Height: 15 20 Spread: 2 3 Spacing: 25 USDA