Grape-family vines with lush, forgiving growth — from the classic Grape Ivy to tropical Cissus species.
7 varietiesPlant families often share a look, but care still varies by leaf thickness, growth speed, and root sensitivity. Use this page to compare the strongest candidates, then open each profile for watering, light, propagation, and toxicity details before choosing.
Cissus amazonica Care & Growing Guide Overview Cissus amazonica , sometimes called the Amazon Jungle Vine, is a striking trailing and climbing plant native to the lush rainforests of South America, particularly...
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Cissus javana Care & Growing Guide Overview Cissus javana , sometimes referred to as the Java vine, is a striking tropical climbing plant native to Southeast Asia, including Java, the Lesser Sunda...
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Cissus striata Care & Growing Guide Overview Cissus striata , commonly known as the vine grape ivy or Chilean ivy , is a versatile climbing and trailing plant native to South America,...
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Cissus verticillata Care & Growing Guide Overview Cissus verticillata , commonly known as the Princess Vine or Season Vine, is a vigorous climbing or trailing plant native to the Caribbean region. Belonging...
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Cissus rhombifolia (Grape Ivy) Care Guide Overview Cissus rhombifolia , commonly known as Grape Ivy or Oak Leaf Ivy , is a versatile, evergreen climbing or trailing plant native to the tropical...
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Cissus antarctica (Kangaroo Vine) Care & Growing Guide Overview Cissus antarctica , commonly known as the Kangaroo Vine , is a versatile evergreen climber native to the coastal and rainforest regions of...
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Virginia Creeper ( Parthenocissus quinquefolia ) Care & Growing Guide Overview The Virginia creeper ( Parthenocissus quinquefolia ) is a vigorous, deciduous climbing vine native to North America. Known for its ability...
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