Common ivy can be described as a climbing bush or evergreen prostrate. A stem can grow up to 20-30 meters in length. The stem and branches form aerial rootlets that cling to the surface, allowing the plant climb. Tiny, greenish-yellow blossoms are arranged in sphere-shaped clusters. The clusters form bunches when they are combined. The herb blooms between August and September. The berries are a shiny black, globe-shaped variety that ripen slowly. They are ready for harvest in the next…