Fenway Park Boston Ivy (Parthenocissus tricuspidata 'Fenway Park') is a cultivar of Boston Ivy renowned for its ornamental qualities and vigorous growth. This deciduous vine is especially popular for its vibrant, deep green, three-lobed leaves, which transform into brilliant red and purple hues in the fall, creating a stunning visual display. It's named after the famous Fenway Park baseball stadium in Boston due to its rich green and red foliage, which resembles the colors of the Boston Red Sox. Fenway Park Boston Ivy is a versatile plant that can climb walls, trellises, or fences, making it an excellent choice for beautifying the exteriors of buildings and other structures. It can adapt to various soil types and light conditions, making it a resilient and attractive addition to gardens and landscapes. However, as with other Boston Ivy varieties, it may require regular pruning and maintenance to prevent it from becoming overly invasive.