Hedera helix L.

• a climber or creeper that may occasionally become somewhat shrubby with age.
• its stems are somewhat woody and produce short aerial roots that attach to supporting structures.
• its leaves (3-15 cm long and 3-10 cm wide) are either shallowly 3-5 lobed or entire.
• these leaves dark green and glossy upper surfaces that are sometimes variegated with white or cream.
• its tiny five yellowish-green flowers are arranged in clusters, with all of the flower stalks emanating from the same point.
• its rounded fruit (5-10 mm across) resembles a berry and turns from green to dull bluish-purple or black as it matures.

[From: Environmental Weeds of Australia]