Solved Virginia Creeper??

this is a lovely plant I have in a shady corner in a pot. It is climbing/creeping along the fence...…….sort of...…..holding on with little sucker like feet it attaches to the wood of the fence. In autumn it turns the most gorgeous red before losing its leaves for the winter. Id like to know what it is just to know and also what should I feed it. As its in a pot it must get hungry.

 

It is Parthenocissus henryana...Chinese Virginia creeper.


Parthenocissus henryana - Google Search

Parthenocissus henryana | Chinese Virginia creeper/RHS Gardening

 

Normal Virginia Creeper leaves have serrated edges.

So it might be a Chinese Virginia Creeper.

EDIT: Dammit beaten to it whilst drafting!

 

Thank you Silver surfer I used the link and that is definitely what it is. Any suggestions on feeding?

When I say 'definitely' I think maybe I don't know enough about subtle leaf differences to be sure but Im happy with knowing its some kind of Virginia creeper. I love it either way and its still beautiful. Im guessing that as its in a pot that is keeping its size under control?.....so much to learn

 

Hi @cindy had 4 of these growing on my pergola, really nice, I used to give it a feed with slow release granules when it started to show signs of life after it's winter sleep