Transform a bare wall or fence into a stunning living tapestry with Parthenocissus henryana, the Chinese Virginia creeper. This vigorous self-clinging climber captivates with its deeply divided, velvety green leaves adorned with striking silvery-white veining — a look that turns any dull surface into a bold, textured feature. Come autumn, the foliage ignites in rich shades of red and purple, delivering a breathtaking seasonal display that few plants can rival.
- Position: Partial shade
- Delivered height: 35 cm, ready to establish and climb
- Maximum climbing height: up to 10m
- Frost hardy: down to -15°C
- Pruning time: April and May
- Self-clinging: attaches itself to walls, fences and facades without the need for a trellis or wires
Delivered at 35 cm tall, this climber is already on its way, eager to scale walls, garden fences, pergolas and stone facades to an impressive 10m over time. Because Parthenocissus henryana is a true self-clinger, it grips surfaces naturally using its adhesive tendrils — no climbing frame required. It thrives particularly well in partial shade, making it ideal for north-facing or sheltered spots where other climbers struggle. Hardy down to -15°C, it returns reliably year after year. Add this exceptional climber to your garden today and watch your outdoor space come alive.
