IVY Hedera helix . Araliaceae.
All herbs should be used in moderation and not in large quantities. Please consult a Herbalist.
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  Every garden has ivy but is it the right one be careful.
A potent herb to be used in small quantities.
 
Annual/biennial/Perennial Hardy perennial
Appearance Heart-shaped leaves with tiny white flowers.
Height  
Growing Position Anywhere where there is something to climb on.
Fertiliser Leaf mould.
Propagation & soil Take a cutting with some air roots on it and place in well drained soil or try placing it directly where you want it to grow.
Spring It takes very good care of itself all year round if placed in the right conditions.
Summer  
Autumn  
Winter  
Use Leaves
Aromatic, Medicinal or Culinary Medicinal
Areas of help Fevers, enlarged glands and inflammed joints.
Storage Use fresh.
Specific Use  
Recipe
Large doses can be harmful.
Basic recipes and how to make, CLICK.

Standard Tea:
To make the standard tea take six medium sized leaves of the type mentioned (not just any ivy) to half a cup of water. Take two tablespoons before meals.
Externally, crush the leaves and apply directly.
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