Evergreen Climbing Fruit Plants
Hedera canariensis (Canary Island Ivy)
Hedera canariensis is a variety of Ivy grown for its foliage and rapid growth. This evergreen climbs walls, trees, etc and may reach 30 m if left untrimmed. The leaves are broad, leathery, and dark green with a glossy sheen. Hedera canariensis is commonly used to cover large walls or fences, trained over arches or pillars, used as a groundcover, or maintained in a container where it is allowed to trail.
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Citrus medica sarcodactylis (Citrus medica var sarcodactylis)
Citrus medica sarcodactylis, commonly known as Buddahs Hand, is a variety of citrus grown for its very unusual fruit which ripen in winter. The bright yellow fruit are shaped like a hand and comprise solely of rind. They have no flesh or seeds but do have a lemon aroma. It grows densely with glossy, dark green leaves to about 3 m tall and the same wide and can be trimmed as necessary. Buddahs Hand is commonly grown as an interesting shrub with the fruit used to decorate bowls and platters, or sliced for drinks. It can also be maintained in a large container.
