Virginia Creeper Honeylocust especially on the upland edge

especially on the upland edge of wet sites

Stems are brightest red on younger wood

Its variegated leaves light up the canopy from the moment it leafs out

it sets showy red berries in fall when a compatible male holly is nearby

Seasonal Color: Warm red to orange fall tones extend interest

Virginia Creeper Honeylocust especially on the upland edgeVirginia Creeper (Parthenocissus quinquefolia) Virginia Creeper (Parthenocissus quinquefolia) is a fast growing, deciduous climbing vine valued for its vigorous growth, adaptable nature, and brilliant red fall foliage. Native to eastern and central North America, this hardy vine offers quick coverage and vibrant seasonal interest, making it ideal for arbors, fences, walls, or groundcover in large scale plantings. Distinctive Features Virginia Creeper