Calico Cat™ Boston Ivy Vine Online Sale

Rich Color and Growth Saves Energy & Money

Why Calico Cat™ Boston Ivy Vines?

Cool your home in the summer naturally with Calico Cat™ Boston Ivy! This is an effective trick that you can use to cut down on your AC bills, and all the while, you get large, colorful leaves, forming a living green barrier between your home and the hot summer sun.

You ll enjoy amazing color from your fast-growing Calico Cat™. Your Boston Ivy has thick green leaves in the spring and summer, easily blocking the hot sun and cooling your home. In early fall, the leaves turn bright red-orange and then get redder as the season progresses. Basically, your Boston Ivy explodes with color when the rest of your landscape turns dull.

Plus, it s easy to grow. Your Ivy is a very fast grower, so you don t have to wait long to enjoy its cooling effect. It doesn t need much attention or water…and it even trains itself to climb vertically. Through tough conditions and beyond, it climbs trees, walls, or anything vertical. You can also grow it as a bright ground cover!

Why Fast-Growing-Trees.com is Better

You get a Boston Ivy that thrives through tough conditions, delivers energy-saving growth, and upgrades your home s value while lowering your bills…all without any work on your part.

Because we ve planted, grown and shipped your Boston Ivy with care, you get an iconic plant that s second to none. Forget bare-root varieties from your local garden center – get a well-rooted Boston Ivy from Fast Growing Trees.

But don t wait – these plants go fast. Get your Boston Ivy today!

Planting & Care

1. Planting: Plant in an area with adequate sunlight and well-drained soil. From there, dig a hole that s about twice the size of your plant s rootball, place your Ivy, and then water to settle the roots.

You can also use a trellis or wall to train your Boston Ivy.

2. Watering: The Boston Fern likes to stay moist, so you may need to water or spray daily. If the leaves turn brown, it needs more water.

3. Fertilizing: Add a diluted liquid fern fertilizer every month from spring to fall for faster growth.

4. Pruning: Prune off unhealthy or brown fronds as needed. Otherwise, pruning is not required.