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Hedera

Hedera

9.1
A climbing plant like English ivy that covers walls and the ground
  • noun
  • Specialized
translation icon : Hedera
  • English ivy, or Hedera helix, is a popular ground cover for shady areas.

Examples

  • Many gardeners love Hedera for its lush green leaves.

  • Hedera species are often used as decorative plants in gardens and homes.

  • Many old stone buildings in Europe are covered with lush Hedera vines.

  • The Hedera plant thrives in shaded areas.

  • Hedera is a genus of plants that includes various species of hedera, which are known for their climbing abilities.

  • Many gardeners choose hedera for its lush green foliage and ability to thrive in shaded areas.

  • The hedera plant can often be found climbing along walls and fences, adding beauty to outdoor spaces.

Compounds

Hedera helix
  • Specialized
8.0

A climbing evergreen plant with shiny dark green leaves that often covers walls and ground

Surface Forms

Hedera singular
Hedera plural

Etymology

Hedera comes from the Latin word hedera, which means 'ivy'. It is the scientific name for woody plants that climb or spread on the ground, so when you see Hedera on a label it tells you the plant is an ivy that will climb walls or cover the ground.