Origin
The Hedera helix 'Pittsburgh' is a variety of the climbing plant Hedera helix, also known as ivy. This species originally comes from Europe, West Asia, and North Africa. Over time, the plant has spread across various climates and conditions. The 'Pittsburgh' cultivar has its origin in the United States.

Characteristics
The Hedera helix 'Pittsburgh' distinguishes itself by its dark green leaves and compact growth. It is a climbing plant that can climb various surfaces, including walls and trees, with the help of aerial roots. The plant can reach a height of 10-20 meters. The leaves of the 'Pittsburgh' variety are five-lobed and glossy on the top side.

Care
Although the Hedera helix 'Pittsburgh' is flexible regarding its location, it prefers a semi-shady to shady place with moist, well-draining soil. The plant is very resilient and can handle cold, drought, and air pollution well. Pruning can be done throughout the year and is necessary to keep the plant in check as it grows quickly. Regular watering is important, especially in dry periods.