Gloire de Marengo Algerian Ivy Plants Form:Potted Joseph Pemberton in the 1920's

Joseph Pemberton in the 1920's towards the end of his life

Flower shape: Classic hybrid tea blooms in clusters

which have the typical pinnate form

The wild daffodil Pseudonarcissus is however also out in April and together they make a fetching couple

Gloire de Marengo Algerian Ivy Plants Form:Potted Joseph Pemberton in the 1920'sVariety: Gloire de Marengo big, bold, variegated, and evergreen Latin name: Hedera algeriensis 'Gloire de Marengo' Type: Evergreen self clinging climber Foliage: Large, glossy leaves; dark green with broad cream margins Climbing method: Self clinging aerial roots (no support needed on walls) Height: To 4m (13ft) Hardiness: H4 sheltered wall recommended; happy near the coast RHS AGM: Yes (confirmed December 2024) Sold as: P9 and 3L deep pots, grown