How many varieties of ivy are there?

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1. Irish Ivy

2. English Ivy

3. Mosaic ivy

4. Japanese Ivy

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There are nearly 500 species of ivy. Common ones include Irish ivy, English ivy, mosaic ivy, Japanese ivy, Nepali ivy, Western ivy, Canadian ivy, etc. Here is a brief introduction to its main varieties.

1. Irish Ivy

1. Irish ivy

It is the most common species and is mostly used for greening in parks, fences, walls and other places. Its leaves are relatively large and have good ornamental value. It is also very easy to survive, does not have high requirements for flower soil and fertilizer, and has good adaptability and is not afraid of cold. In northern areas, it can usually survive the winter in the open air. It is cultivated in many areas of our country.

2. English Ivy

< p>It is also a relatively common variety. It is characterized by petite leaves, but green color, obvious luster, and very high ornamental value. It is more suitable for potted plants or hydroponics and placed at home. Not only can it decorate the room, but it can also absorb harmful substances in the air, making your family's life healthier.

3. Mosaic Ivy

The edges of its leaves have white or yellow ripples, which make the green leaves unique. Therefore, it has become very popular to cultivate it in recent years. Many flower lovers keep it on the edge of several shelves or on the balcony, and let it climb the entire shelf or wall for people to watch.

4. Japanese Ivy

< p>The leaves of this variety are three-lobed and have a unique leaf shape. The leaves are very hard and shiny, making them very suitable for growing at home as decorative ornamental flowers.

2. English Ivy

3. Mosaic ivy

4. Japanese Ivy

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