Cissus hypoglauca. A scandent climber originating from South Western Australia. Lance-shaped to ovate leaves are 5-palmate or digitate and mid green. Produces yellow blooms in axillary cymes and blue black fruit. Grows to 25m.
Evergreen, Shrub
S.W.Australia
Grown for their attractive foliage. Very attractive to bees.
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Needs tying to supports. Thin out crowded stems in spring. They are half hardy to frost tender, min 7-18C. Make sure you provide them with fertile well drained soil with semi-shade in the summer. You will need to water regularly, and less in the cold weather.
You can propagate by semi-ripe cuttings in the summer.
Aphids, powdery mildew and red spider mites.
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