Silvervein Creeper

5 Gallon

$99.00

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Silvervein Creeper

Parthenocissus henryana

A refined, shade-loving vine with stunning silver-veined leaves and fiery fall color.

$99.00

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Because of their size and weight, our plants are not suitable for long-distance shipping and are delivered locally to ensure health and quality.

While delivery is limited to our local service area, we’re happy to support garden design and plant selection remotely.

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Silvervein Creeper offers a more refined and elegant alternative to its vigorous cousins. Prized for its beautiful foliage, each leaf consists of five slender leaflets adorned with striking silvery-white veins that glow against the dark green background, especially in shade. In fall, it puts on a brilliant show of fiery orange and red. A slower, less aggressive climber with a delicate habit, it is the perfect choice for adding sophisticated texture and seasonal color to shaded walls, garden fences, or as a unique ground cover in smaller, intimate spaces.

Exquisite Silver-Veined Foliage: Features elegant, palmately compound leaves with five leaflets, each prominently marked with bright silvery-white veins that stand out in shady locations.
Brilliant Fall Display: Transforms in autumn into a stunning mix of glowing orange, scarlet, and crimson, providing a second season of intense interest.
Refined & Less Vigorous Habit: Grows at a moderate pace (10-30 ft.), making it manageable and ideal for smaller gardens, shaded walls, or decorative trellises where a delicate texture is desired.
Shade-Loving: Prefers partial to full shade, where its silver variegation is most pronounced and its foliage is protected from scorching.
Versatile Garden Accent: Perfect for adorning a north-facing wall, adding light to a dark corner, or cascading gracefully from a container or over a rockery.

Knowing how we measure the size?

When browsing our plants, you may notice size terms such as Gallon, Multi, or Stand. These describe how a plant is grown, containerized, or structured at the time of sale — not just its height. Understanding these terms will help you choose the right plant for your space and expectations.

🌱 Gallon Size (Container Size)

Gallon refers to the size of the nursery container the plant is currently growing in (e.g. 1 Gallon, 5 Gallon, 15 Gallon).

A larger gallon size generally means:
- A more established root system
- A sturdier plant
- Faster visual impact after planting
Example:
- 5 Gallon: Ideal for residential gardens, easy to handle, good balance of value and maturity
- 15 Gallon: More mature, provides quicker results in the landscape

Note: Gallon size does not guarantee a specific height, as growth varies by species.

🌳 Multi (Multi-Trunk / Multi-Branch Form)

Multi indicates the plant has multiple trunks or main stems growing from the base.

Commonly used for:
- Ornamental trees
- Feature plants
- Japanese maples, olives, crepe myrtles, etc.
Why choose Multi:
- Fuller, more sculptural appearance
- Strong visual presence even at younger ages
- Popular for design-focused landscapes

🌲 Stand (Single-Trunk / Standard Form)

Stand (short for Standard) refers to a single, dominant trunk with a raised or naturally formed canopy.

Commonly used for:
- Shade trees
- Street trees
- Orchard and structural plantings
Why choose Stand:
- Clean, classic tree form
- Easier clearance for walkways and lawns
- Preferred for long-term structure and uniformity

🌿 Choosing the Right Size

If you want instant impact → larger Gallon, Multi form
If you want long-term structure → Stand form
If you want flexibility and value → mid-size Gallon containers

If you’re unsure which size or form fits your project, our team is happy to help you select the best option based on your space, timeline, and design goals.

Features:Foliage: Small, thin, compound leaves with five leaflets. The deep green leaves are distinctively marked with striking silvery-white or pinkish-white veins, especially prominent in shade. Foliage turns brilliant shades of orange and red in autumn.Flowers: Inconspicuous.Fruit: Produces clusters of deep blue-black berries that attract birds. Habit: A deciduous, less vigorous climbing vine that attaches by tendrils with small adhesive disks. Its hold is less aggressive than other vines in this genus.
Mature Height: 10-30 ft.
Mature Width: 3-6 ft. (spread)
Growth Rate: Slow to moderate
Light Needs: Partial shade to full shade (foliage color and vein contrast are best in shade; can scorch in hot afternoon sun)
Key Advantages:Exceptionally beautiful foliage with unique silvery venation。Excellent fall color。Less aggressive and more manageable than other climbing vines。Ideal for shaded areas where other vines may struggle。Attracts birds with its berries
Landscape Uses:Shaded walls, fences, and trellises。Groundcover for shady slopes。Ornamental feature on garden rocks or shady stone walls。Ideal for small spaces and delicate landscaping

Q: How does it climb?
A: It climbs via branching tendrils but is less aggressively self-clinging than Boston Ivy. It benefits from a trellis, mesh, or a rough surface to twine onto for best support, especially when young.

Q: Can it grow in full sun?
A: It prefers shade. In full sun, especially in hot climates, the delicate leaves can scorch, and the beautiful silver veining may fade or bleach. Dappled sunlight or morning sun with afternoon shade is ideal.