This is a cutting I got from a friend who bought the mother plant at a nursery. The mother plant is a beautiful hanging/creeping specie. Unfortunately, she doesn't know the name of the plant. Can someone please help me identify it? Thanks
Does anyone knows what plant this is?
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This looks like an attractive, willow-leaved form of English Ivy (Hedera helix).
There a number of cultivars of English Ivy known for producing narrow leaves with few or no side lobes. One cultivar name often used for this form is 'Brokamp', but there are others: 'Garland', 'Gavotte, 'Sylvanian', 'Imp', Salicifolia', etc. These names may be synonymous or different. The truth is such cultivars are phenotypically unstable, often reverting or sporting into other forms.
There a number of cultivars of English Ivy known for producing narrow leaves with few or no side lobes. One cultivar name often used for this form is 'Brokamp', but there are others: 'Garland', 'Gavotte, 'Sylvanian', 'Imp', Salicifolia', etc. These names may be synonymous or different. The truth is such cultivars are phenotypically unstable, often reverting or sporting into other forms.