Left to right, from top: 'Golden Ingot,' 'Fluffy Ruffles,' 'Calico,' 'Spetchley,' 'Cascade,' 'Perkeo,' 'Kolibri,' 'Teardrop,' 'Henriette,' and 'Ivalace.'
Christina Schmidhofer
In mild parts of the Pacific Northwest and along the California coast, English ivy grows too well. It crawls into the woods from adjacent gardens, spreads by bird-transported seed, and starts from trimmings gardeners dump at the forest's edge.
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