Virginia Creeper - Parthenocissus Quinquefolia drought-tolerant Excess water gathers in the

Excess water gathers in the waterwell at the bottom

Permanently transforms sand into fertile loamy soil

Like all creeping thymes it tolerates light foot traffic

a symbol of timeless beauty and coastal charm

strap-like leaves in silver and plum tones arranged in a dramatic rosette that can reach 60-80cm across at maturity

Virginia Creeper - Parthenocissus Quinquefolia drought-tolerant Excess water gathers in theVirginia Creeper provides one of the most spectacular autumn colour displays of any climbing or spreading plant available in Perth. The large, five lobed leaves turn vivid scarlet, deep crimson, and orange before dropping cleanly a brief but extraordinary seasonal event that is the primary reason to plant it. Self clinging on rough surfaces by means of adhesive pads it requires no ties or training on brick, timber, or stone. Very vigorous once