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the hedera helix homepage. interested in ivy? this is must be your first stop. in particular english ivy. it is unbeatable in the garden and in the home. stone me! it's... the eastcheam sponsored by grimsby pilchards 'eat more pilchards' this site has been voted: ' worst plant orientated website 2002' by internet gardener magazine 'most out-of-date uk web site 2001' by inland waterways and canal enthusiast slowest site to download' horticultural broadband monthly october 2002 ground cover, climber, houseplant, primitive spirit, hardy survivor, three number one singles in germany, an hnd in robotics.... hedera helix goldheart picture from the cd-rom version of encyclopaedia botanica (random house, australia), that has a commendable section on ivies. new! visit bogusplurals.co.uk for the best in bogus plurals ivy fans of the month. the following people have well known associations with ivy: harold macmillan, kathy staff and jim bowen. reminder: fibrex are now on-line. go to http://www.fibrex.co.uk/ ------------------------------------- you, dear reader, are visitor number to my lovely world of ivy. www.eastcheam.co.uk www.eastcheam.org.uk what a wonky hitometer! apologies to curtis of curtisville for decrying virginia creeper/boston ivy as bogus. it's still a fine plant, just not an ivy, that's all. invigorate with ivy. ivy: loathe it or ignore it, you just can't kill it* * as several people have emailed to tell me this isn't always true - especially outside england, but the point still holds! did you know the oldest ivy colonies are thousands of years old? please note: this site uses non-standard nomenclature guest photo shot: this is from grant and helen from wales, west of england. after looking around a bit, i reckon this must be hedera helix bill archer . it certainly has much of the ' birdsfoo t' about its character. the closest other match i can see is hedera helix koniger , which looks very similar, except that it has five lobes rather than the three prominent here! the leaves in the above picture remind somewhat of the cartoon characters , the pathetic sharks ((c) house of viz) . update: i have come across this unnamed specimen myself at a garden centre in bedfordshire, the unfortunately named 'frosts'! --------------------------------------- contents jersey doris christmas ivy the graveyard slot hall of shame ~~~~~~~~~~ hedera helix jersey doris hedera helix cathedral walls hedera hibernica hedera helix dragon's claw hedera helix rona hedera helix schafer three hedera helix red devil hedera helix amberside hedera helix duckfoot hedera c olchicia sulphur heart hedera helix erecta hedera helix congesta hedera helix kolibri hedera helix tilsley hedera helix j ester's gold hedera helix brokamp hedera canariensis var. algeriensis ' maringo-maculata ' hedera helix goldchild' hedera helix glacier hedera helix appaloosa hedera helix ivelace hedera helix fluffy ru ffles hedera helix goldheart database sheer fakery! well swipe me, welcome to the world's slowest loading ivy-orientated web site. i've looked, but there is no other ivy site quite as slow to load as this one. my particular slant is towards 'english ivy' (hedera helix). i aim to update the site gradually and would be grateful for any stories, advice or photographs that you can offer. resources: (i) peter q rose although always a secret ivy fan it wasn't until planning my first garden that my interest took off. my copy of peter q. rose's "ivies" was never far from my birdcage. without the inaccurately named peter rose, this site would not exist. if you share my love of ivies buy the latest incarnation of his book if you do nothing else! this is unfortunately now difficult to find, but you may still be able to get it from amazon.com and maybe from other web based book suppliers. you might be able to get the older version, but the latest edition is better illustrated and comes as a hardback. this book seems to be out of print. (ii) hazel key i bought the following book the day after visiting the excellent fibrex near stratford on avon. the author, hazel key, is the woman behind fibrex! the book doesn't claim to be comprehensive, but has great photos, some useful tips, and can't be bad for less than six pounds! the book is the new plant library ivies and is published by lorenz books. readers' recommendations carol stotler recommends "green thoughts - a writer in the garden" by eleanor perenji - random house, 1981. she says "a writer who gardens is sooner or later going to be overtaken by the desire to pass it all on." the book is a collection of unrelated essays she's written on everything from bufo vulgaris (toads) to herbs to ivy to artichokes. she understands ivy; she's gone so far as to smuggle it to the u.s. from europe. wonderful reading. she was born of american parents: raised in china; india and all parts foreign; married an impoverished hungarian prince and lived in "the shadows of the carpathians" until the beginning of wwii. she somehow ended up gardening and writing in connecticut. and sorry to carol for not responding to her emails. can you tell me what this ivy is below? it is available from fibrex, and i've never seen it in the out-of-town sheds the last competition was won by mrs. emc of south birmingham. she got it right with 'buttercup'. christmas time: hedera helix multicorn a fantasy ivy that seems to have seven lobes, each tending to a different shade of greeny-gold. it's slightly crinkly and makes a superb decoration. if you have any drawings or lithographs send them in and i'll put pictures up here. the ivy league as the months have gone by, i've been choosing ivies to hopefully inspire you. it hasn't always worked, mind. i got bored in 2000 and stopped it and my isp changed the name of my server and so i couldn't update even if i'd wanted to. over the period since i started, i've covered quite a lot of ground. only another 600+ clones to go! september: hedera helix jersey doris jersey doris unsurprisingly comes from the island of jersey in the english channel. five lobes and fairly squat, it looks like someone's been painting the sky and the leaves have caught all the dribbles. hazel key recommends growing it up a wall, but note that the old leaves are far less spectacular than the new. picture from key, 1999. august: hedera helix cathedral walls a fine basic green ivy that gives good close cover on the ground and on walls. hazel key tells us in her book that it was used by the gardener at washington cathedral in the usa to cover the walls of that building. cinque lobe with pointed fingers. an ivy-lovers ivy! "it's certainly green" july: hedera hiberica (irish ivy) for a change, the ivy of the month is not a helix but hedera hiberica. this specimen grows on a wall opposite my kitchen. in the middle of the nineteenth century the plant was classified as hedera helix hibernica, after many years of taxonomical uncertainty. this name has been used up to relatively recently. it is now thought to be a species in it's own right. it is found all over the british isles and the irish republic in church yards and hedgerows . you may mistake it for a richly veined helix! ideal in the garden as a splendid cover to unsightly walls. according to rose, edith piaf is buried under it! may: hedera helix dragon's claw dragon's claw has lovely curly leaves, yet will never be confused with a parsley crested or a fluffy ruffles. in fact the best description of it is that, er, it looks like a dragons claw. vigorous, hardy and fast growing according to whitehouse and they are right! the picture is taken from the cover of an old whitehouse catalogue. also known as curly-q. it's a cracker! april: hedera helix rona a lovely ivy for spring. this ivy is yellow with green blotchings. very cheering! supplied by fibrex march: hedera helix schafer three taken from the name of its breeder. version three (above) appeared in the mid 70s and is found everywhere as a pot plant. often confused with kolibri -

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Domain name:
eastcheam.co.uk

Registrant:
Steven Edward Collis

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