Hi
I have a "goldheart" growing over my shed it's really beautiful and now
flowers and berries profusely.
A picture of it with cultural details is on my website at the following
link.
http://www.asmallwildlifegarden.co.uk/
under the plants link.

Roy


"Sacha" wrote in message
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in article 1fsyhqo.1j8jfde12llpv4N%00senetnospam@macunlimited .net, Jim W
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wrote on 5/4/03 8:00 pm:

Janet Baraclough wrote:
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Goldheart .

Butter-yellow variegated dark green, glossy, healthy, clings
well,climbs well, flowers well (if you like autumn ivy flowers for
insects which I do) and long lived.

Janet.

Thanks for that.. I think it might be a bit vigorous for my needs, but
I've taken a good look through the cultivars available from the Nat
Collection and made a selection from that.

I actually have a cutting of a Hedera that is very much like you
describe so it could well be it. And it was taken from a heavily
flowering mature specimen absolutly covered in bees. I wanted adult
wood for the cuttings.

Paddy's Pride is good, too, if you can find a pic of that.
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Sacha