Planting Methods and Key Technical Points for Boston Ivy

Dear friends, the flower-growing knowledge we are sharing today is about ivy. I believe everyone must have seen ivy. The editor thinks ivy is a very good plant, and it is not just a very good ornamental plant! Let's take a look at the agricultural knowledge about ivy.

Basic information about ivy:

Boston ivy (Latin name: Parthenocissus tricuspidata), also known as Japanese ivy, maple vine, little worm grass, red silk grass, red goose, scorpion tiger, red vine, Bashan tiger, belongs to the grape family. It blooms in summer, with small yellow-green flowers and purple-black berries. It often climbs on walls or rocks and is widely used in China. The roots and stems of Boston ivy can be used as medicine, with effects of breaking blood stasis, reducing swelling and neutralizing toxins;