Parthenocissus henryana

Parthenocissus henryana, the silvervein or Chinese Virginia creeper, is a relative of Virginia creeper and the most beautiful species of the genus. Its leaves emerge a beautiful burgundy red with silver white and pink veins with the leaves slowly changing to dark, velvety green. This colouration is more pronounced in shade. Then in the fall, the leave turn brilliant red, though fall colour is bolder when grown in sunnier positions. It is less vigorous than its popular relative and thus ideal for small gardens where it will quickly cover an awkward area, such as a north or east-facing wall, or use it as ground cover for larger applications. Small blue fruit appear in autumn.

is a beautiful deciduous vine. That will get to 10'. The deep green leaves have silver veining. The under sides of the leaves are beautiful purple. The gentle climber can grow on a fence, wall or tree.

This is an exceptional vine for shade gardens. Its distinct purple-green leaves have 3-5 leaflets with handsome silver veins embellishing them. The foliage also features deep maroon undersides. This 25-35' vine develops remarkable ruby autumn color (better fall color in sunnier gardens) before dropping its leaves for winter. This gentle creeper is self-clinging, attaching to garden walls or trees without harming them. A perfect selection for low-light situations as it is able to thrive on north-facing walls or in woodlands. PSh-Sh/M

Silvervein Creeper is a better behaved and more beautifulcousin of our native Virginia Creeper.It has absolutely stunning foliage and won't outgrow a limited space. The red fall color of this self-clinging vine is very showy. A Brushwood favorite!

A vine growing to 15 ft. tall with foliage of an intriguing, almost variegated, venation. Prefers a shady spot, especially on hot or dry sites.

This lovely, self-clinging species with bronze to green leaves showing colorful silvery veins is often selected for its long period of intense red foliage in autumn. Inconspicuous flowers develop into dark blue fruit. Best grown on walls or on the side of a shed to add a French country flavor to the landscape.

Truly sublime with its silver veined leaves of brownish olive green. Red and orange fall color and sometimes blue fruit. Gently climbing vine to 15'