10 Virginia Creeper Bare Roots Parthenocissus Quinquefolia Native Climbing Vine

Virginia Creeper is a vigorous native deciduous climbing vine grown from bare roots, prized for its five-lobed green foliage that turns brilliant crimson and burgundy in autumn. It quickly covers fences, trellises, walls, and arbors, providing dense seasonal cover and striking fall color for naturalized and woodland gardens.

This adaptable vine works well for erosion control on slopes and banks, as a screen on sturdy structures, and as a wildlife-friendly ground cover where it can sprawl freely. Its small berries and dense growth offer cover and forage for birds, while the vivid fall foliage adds ornamental interest to the landscape. Plants establish readily and grow rapidly once rooted.
Species: Parthenocissus quinquefolia
Type: Deciduous climbing vine
Plant_Habit: Vigorous trailing and climbing
Sun: Full sun to full shade
Soil: Average, well-drained; tolerates a range of conditions
Zones: 3-9
Germination: Not applicable
Spacing: 36-60 inches
Notes: Bare roots ship dormant; plant promptly upon arrival for best establishment.