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A Virginia creeper with three-lobed leaves, which is cultivated for its foliage.
Parthenocissus tricuspidata, family Vitaceae
‘The exterior walls of the house are also home to crawling Boston ivy.’
‘Climbers with clinging rootlets along the stems (climbing hydrangea, English ivy, creeping fig) or disc-shaped holdfasts (Virginia creeper, Boston ivy) can damage old, crumbly mortar or loose stucco.’
‘About half a century ago, a tiny Boston ivy appeared in the dusty space below the neighboring home and began to climb and proliferate.’
‘Boston Ivy can easily climb tree bark, wooden fences, concrete masonry, and brick or stone walls.’
‘Wisteria and clematis vines cover the arbors, while Boston ivy and trumpet vines link the two levels.’