Cissus repanda, commonly known as Ivy Treebine or Treebine, is a climbing vine native to the tropical and subtropical forests of South and Southeast Asia. This vigorous grower can rapidly reach a height of 10-15 feet (3-4.6 meters) and spread 6-10 feet (1.8-3 meters) wide, with tendrils that allow it to climb over other plants and structures. Its foliage is typically lush and green, creating a dense cover. The flowers of Cissus repanda are small and green, blending in with the foliage when they bloom in the summer, and are not particularly showy. However, the plant is valued for its ability to quickly cover trellises, walls, and other surfaces, providing a green backdrop or privacy screen.

Ivy Treebine is appreciated for its rapid growth and ease of maintenance, making it suitable for creating green spaces in urban environments, as well as for covering unsightly areas. It thrives in part shade but can also adapt to full sun conditions if adequately watered. The plant prefers medium draining loam or clay soils and requires regular watering to establish a robust root system. While it is not known for significant pest or disease issues, it can become invasive outside its native range, so gardeners should consult local regulations before planting.CC BY-SA 4.0